Emmy Award-winning Producer, Show Runner & Content Creator with over 20 years of experience, Katherine Gulinello is renowned for her creativity, exceptional vision, outstanding interpersonal skills, and senior management expertise within the fields of television production, publishing, marketing/PR, journalism, and digital media. Gulinello is also the Founder of Pink Tank Productions, a boutique media marketing company aimed at amplifying the voices of women, known for shaping dynamic brand identities that stand out from the pack.

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Taylor Dunn is an Emmy-winning journalist and a recipient of Forbes 30 Under 30 in media. She is a producer within ABC News' Specialized Units; the co-producer/writer of The Dropout, an award-winning podcast, the Executive Producer of the Emmy-nominated, Golden Globe-nominated and Critic’s Choice-winning limited series “The Dropout” on Hulu; and producer of the award-winning ABC original documentary “GameStopped”. Dunn is the dedicated producer to Chief Business, Technology & Economics Correspondent Rebecca Jarvis, contributing to all ABC News programs including Good Morning America, World News Tonight with David Muir, Nightline, 20/20, This Week with George Stephanopoulos, ABC News Live, and ABC Audio. 

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Jenna is a Vice President at CNBC Digital, where she oversees the brand's consumer-focused money content. She is the founding editor of CNBC Make It, the award-winning financial wellness publication that reaches tens of millions of readers each month. She also launched new online courses initiative, Smarter by CNBC Make It, as well as CNBC Select, an e-commerce site that helps users find the best financial products for them. Previously, she worked for Business Insider, Entrepreneur, and Forbes.

Beth Pinsker is a financial-planning columnist at MarketWatch. She has been a certified financial planner (CFP®) since 2018. Previously, she was a personal finance columnist and editor at Reuters, an editorial director at Fidelity and editor-in-chief of Walletpop.com. Prior to covering personal finance, she was a film critic and entertainment business reporter, writing for Entertainment Weekly, The Dallas Morning News and many more publications. You can follow her on Twitter @bethpinsker.


 

Adam Auriemma is the editor-in-chief of CNET, the largest technology advice brand. He has held senior editorial roles at Money magazine, The Wall Street Journal, The Daily Beast, Univisión, and more. He is based in Miami.

Lauryn Haas is an editor on Business Insider's contributors and freelance team based in New York City. She works with contributors and freelancers to publish content on the careers, small business, and real estate verticals. Lauryn is an Ohio native, a graduate of the University of Kentucky, and a Fulbright scholar.

From retirement to real estate, Lauren Young (@LaurenYoung) has covered all aspects of personal finance for the past three decades, most recently at Reuters, where she is the editor of digital special projects and was recognized as a Journalist of the Year for a social media series on race in America.

Previously, she served as Personal Business Editor and Intern Coordinator at BusinessWeek; Senior Writer, Staff Writer, and Staff Reporter at SmartMoney Magazine; Reporter at Dow Jones Newswires.

Young is a frequent "talking head" who moderates panels and appears on CNN, NPR, ABC, NBC, CBS and other media outlets. She won an ICI Excellence in Personal Finance Journalism Award for a SmartMoney series of video interviews with mutual fund managers along with a Newswomen’s Club of New York Front Page Award for the ReutersMoney FacebookLive video series on personal finance topics.

Young is the president of the Brooklyn Heights Synagogue and served on the boards of Penn State Hillel, the Deadline Club and Choice USA. She also is the founder of the 29 Post, a (profitable!) student newspaper at Brooklyn’s P.S. 29 elementary school.

Ashley Oerman is the Deputy Editor at Wondermind. Before joining Wondermind, Ashley was the Lifestyle Director at Cosmopolitan as well as a writer and editor at Women’s Health magazine, covering health, mental health, fitness, and more. She graduated from the University of Iowa with dual degrees in Journalism and English

Jessica Hartshorn is a former senior editor of Parents magazine and now contributing writer for the Good Housekeeping Institute, Scary Mommy, Cubby at Home and The Flow. Her main area of expertise has long been anything that kids touch: baby gear, toys and kid skin care, primarily. For GHI her beat encompasses both parenting and pets; she writes mostly first-person essays for Scary Mommy; the Cubby at Home work is largely around toys and for The Flow, she covers menopause issues.

Dria has been in digital lifestyle media for 20-forever years, working across start-ups, established brands, SaaS businesses, and performance marketing companies. Her focus is on building-or rebuilding-editorial and brand strategies along with the operations to make that work happen. After the last decade in the health and wellness space, Dria's taking a very recent (and glorious!) reprieve from the corporate world to get her own health and wellness together and enjoy some time with her fam, She's also been consulting with early-stage businesses and not-for-profits in the health space. Dria was previously Head of Strategy and General Manager for World of Good Brands, and other priors include Healthline/Red Ventures, Greatist, Food Network and Hearst.

Rachel Torgerson is the Fashion Features and Lifestyle Director at Cosmopolitan. She oversees all content related to health, mental health, fitness, food, travel, gifts, styling, trend forecasting, and more at the brand. Rachel has over a decade of experience in media and has also worked at Redbook, Us Weekly, The Knot, and Fitness Magazine, among others. She graduated from St. Olaf college in Minnesota with a degree in English and concentrations in media studies and creative writing.