The future of all-interest newsrooms is more uncertain than ever before. But the need and demand for content perceived to be trustworthy, credible, and persuasive are not. Those succeeding online are identifying the audiences they know to be most important to them, as well as the needs and interests of those audiences, and then pursuing them as strategically as possible. What I bring to your team is not just a clear understanding of this reality but a career that spans the world that existed before the internet’s permanent impact on media, and the world that exists now. As a reporter and writer of 20 years and Master’s graduate from the University of Texas at Austin, I’m confident we can achieve what you need. Prior to graduate school, I spent eight years at the Center for Investigative Reporting and have reported major projects for newspapers and Web sites across the country, as well as NPR, PBS, and many of their affiliates. Before then, I reported for alt weekly newspapers in San Francisco and Oklahoma. My work has won a national Emmy, two national Edward R. Murrow Awards, a national Sigma Delta Chi, and other honors. More: gwschulz.pressfolios.com