Emma Carew Grovum

This idea of how to connect the dots between pieces of the tech stack has been bouncing around in the back of my brain for a while now. Glad to apply the membership lens and have it presented as a webinar, then adapted for this piece. 

In spite of that, these public media fellows all rose to the occasion and led through the crisis. I was proud to “graduate” them over a Zoom call, hoping we can gather again as a large group some day in the future. 

Soft-launching my new brand for the consulting business: Kimbap Media. More to come!

Thrilled to have my work recognized by my j-school and wonderful company to be among.

Thank you Marie Gilot for this awesome photo of me doing what I love best: evangelizing to journalists and newsroom folks about product thinking. 

My latest for source: why journalists need to take digital security more seriously.

Thank you Wasim Ahmad for this great action shot of my talk with the Chips Quinn Scholars. I’ve been teaching “social media as a reporting tool” for several years now, and working with the students is one of the highlights of my year! 

I couldn’t be more proud to be heading back to Nashville this week to help coach a new cohort of Chips Quinn Scholars. This year, I’ll be working with half the class all summer, helping them to achieve success in their various internship placements across the country. 

Super excited for my next teaching opportunity: bringing the product management world to newsroom leaders through an online course via the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas. Check it out, join us, we begin class on April 29th!

I had the pleasure of returning to Poynter as a guest faculty member for the spring Cohort. These amazing women will soon be leading your local, national and international newsrooms. The future will be bright and well-organized in their hands!

Me, during the Truth and Transformation conference

I recently had the pleasure of speaking at the Truth and Transformation conference in St Paul.

If you’re in St. Paul March 19-20, come by Hamline for a free conference about racial narratives in the media, learn about unconsious bias, and discuss tips for battling these stereotypes in your coverage.

Read the whole collection here.