Posted on: 2006-11-08
LISA YOON 44 Grove Street Apt. 2 Boston, Massachusetts 02114 617 240 2426 (mobile) [email protected] EXPERIENCE March 2006 – present: Museum of Science, Boston; Boston, MA Advancement Communications Writer Proposed editorial concept for institutional annual report for FY06 (July 2005-June 2006). Served as lead writer and editor. Worked directly with design firm and made design and layout decisions. Approved final proof. Provided editorial consulting for institutional case statement. Responsible for editorial content, production, and launch of quarterly newsletter on museum's capital campaign. Responsible for all Advancement content (under navigational heading "Support MoS") for new institutional Web site. Represented Advancement division on museum-wide site design steering committee. Compose gift acknowledgement correspondence to significant donors on behalf of museum president and director, senior vice president of advancement division, and trustees. 2000 – 2006: CFO Publishing Corp., Boston, MA Assistant Editor, CFO.com Conceived, reported, and wrote articles targeting senior finance executives for CFO.com, award-winning property of The Economist Newspaper Group, with an average 1 million page views monthly. Work also published in CFO Magazine and sister editions in Europe and Asia. Played integral role in development and 2000 launch of CFO.com, including involvement in site design and production. Generated original content for CFOnet.com, predecessor site to CFO.com. Edited and deployed daily, weekly, and monthly subscription newsletters to 250,000 subscribers each month. Coordinated newsletter production with business staff for advertising placement. 1998 – 2000: Cambridge Arts Council, Cambridge, MA Arts Administrator Wrote grant proposals to raise funds for agency operations and agency-sponsored programs including public art, children’s arts festival, and Cambridge River Festival. Directed Juried Crafts Show section of 1999 Cambridge River Festival, an annual arts festival with audience of 100,000. Designed call for artist submissions; selected jurors and presided over judging of art work; managed site planning and logistics. ADDITIONAL PUBLICATION "Public Art in the Twenty-first Century: Americans for the Arts 1999 Preconference." With Vito Acconci and Mary Jane Jacob. Public Art Review. Vol. 11(1), Fall/Winter 1999, pp. 27-30. EDUCATION 1990 - 1995 Smith College, Northampton, MA B.A. History of Art