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Her ability to speak four languages makes Rebecca the "most worldly" of Imagination's staff. Drawing from her rich international background, she sets strategic direction for Imagination's new business development. She works with her staff to develop innovative ideas from creative direction to ROI that result in highly effective publications that readers look forward to issue to issue.
Before co-founding Imagination in 1994, Rebecca's far-reaching career included writing for and editing a wide range of publications in the United States and Europe. From scholarly business journals to weekly arts and entertainment newspapers to in-flight magazines, Rebecca's work has been published for more than 25 years.
With bachelor's degrees in English and French from the University of Kentucky and a master's degree in international policy from the Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Rebecca has held leadership positions with the International Events Group and The Conference Board Europe. She lived in Europe for 12 years, spending time first in Greece and then in Belgium. She is the author of "The Glass Ceiling: Why Companies Profit from a Diverse Workforce," a research monograph for The Conference Board Europe, and of "Foreign Direct Investment and the Political Economy of the New World Order," published by CERIS in Brussels. | 