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 BOB BEAMESDERFER is a former editor and writer for the Los Angeles Times, where he spent nine years on the Business news desk and was among the group that launched the Highway 1 automotive section. Prior to that he's worked as a copy and news editor at the Orange County Register and Mesa (Ariz.) Tribune. He has written extensively about vehicles and the automotive industry while at Autobytel's MyRide.com and for his blog, KeytotheHighway.net.
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 RICHARD CROMELIN covered pop music for the LA Times for more than three decades, writing profiles, reviews, news stories and essays. He worked closely with Pop Music Critic Robert Hilburn to plan the paper's music coverage, assigning and editing the work of freelancers. He also wrote obituaries and pieces on comedy, television and film. Before joining The Times, he wrote freelance pop music stories for such outlets as Rolling Stone and Creem, and created promotional materials for record labels.
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 KAREN CHADERJIAN is a tech-savvy journalist who has thrived under nightly deadlines at the L.A. Times. Her recent editing projects include two award-winning websites, a women's global health brochure and Mark Boster's book Four Seasons of Yosemite: A Photographer's Journey. Previously, she consulted and wrote for an online Latina magazine and edited Suze Orman's workbook for The 9 Steps to Financial Freedom. She has a master's in social work and a certificate in web design.
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 NICK CUCCIA is an award-winning editor and designer who has spent more than three decades in newspapers, including 21 years at the Los Angeles Times. He now uses his skills and creativity to help companies, nonprofits and individuals through writing, design, advertising and public relations campaigns, social media marketing and communications, and software education. Contact Nick about how he can help you communicate more effectively or enhance your skills as a writer or graphic artist.
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 SAUL DANIELS is a seasoned journalist and newsroom leader whose career includes reporter, news editor, designer, art director, internet and technology, and launch of new editorial products and initiatives. He blogs, operates a community e-newsletter and several websites. He has experience in systems, marketing, internal communications, local political consuting and has reported breaking news and features. He holds a Master's and teaches college reporting, editing and news design.
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 Brett Levy is an experienced, tech-savvy journalist who is comfortable in both print and online media. With his wide range of skills, Brett is a problem-solver who helps customers build and develop content for websites, writes and edits newsletters on Constant Contact and configures enterprise systems such as SalesForce and CCI. Published in the Los Angeles Times, Brett developed and manages several websites, including WriteThru, TheJournalismShop and award-winning DadTalk. He also freelances for a non-profit news organization.
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 KRISTINA LINDGREN is a former editor and writer for the Los Angeles Times, having served as an assistant Book Review editor and as city editor and features editor for The Times Orange County Edition. Previously, she was the Denver Post's editor for politics, environment and government. She is currently a freelance health and medical writer as well as a contributor to Orange Coast Magazine. Lindgren also is available to edit books and magazine articles.
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 ROSEMARY McCLURE is an award-winning travel and lifestyles writer with a sense of humor and a passion to share the world with readers. She currently writes a column for the LA Times; other clients include Universal Studios, the University of California, Readers' Digest Publications, Islands Magazine and Phillips Publishing Group. McClure received the Lowell Thomas Travel Writer of the Year award twice and is a two-time winner of the University of Missouri Lifestyle Award.
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 ROBIN RAUZI is an accomplished writer and editor experienced in arts, travel and opinion journalism. She has hung upside down from trees, chased tornadoes and tangled with Michael Moore in the line of duty. She spent two years as an articles editor for the L.A. Times' Op-Ed page, helping columnists, political figures and other writers debug their arguments. Rauzi also has written and edited marketing copy, news releases and web copy.
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 PAUL TULLIS has written for New York, Sierra, L.A. Times Magazine, Los Angeles, NY Daily News, CJR, Men's Journal, Radar, Psychology Today, Bon Appetit, and more. His work has been picked up by Fox News, Keith Olbermann, Rush & Malloy, WaPo's "Reliable Source" and the "Best American" series. He's been a news commentator on MSNBC and NPR, and anthologized in five books. His strategy is to report the hell out of every story, and he's known for producing tight copy in record time.
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 DAVE WARNER is a Philadelphia-based writer and editor with experience in newspapers and consumer health reporting. He is a former city editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and the Philadelphia Daily News. He was also the deputy metro editor of The Detroit News. He has also been the chief editor of three newspapers, including The Daily Local News in West Chester, Pa. and The Trentonian, of Trenton, N.J., He now runs a writing and editing business, Edit Express.
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 KENT ZELAS worked as a news and copy editor, page designer, staff writer and an asst. readers' representative at the Los Angeles Times, and in similar roles at the Orange County Register and Los Angeles Herald Examiner. He's also taught writing and has edited and written for magazines. He's a native of the Midwest and graduated with a master's degree in fine arts from the University of California, Irvine's programs in writing.
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