Carlin Flora

Carlin Flora has extensive work experience in editorial roles and writing. They started their career as a Staff Writer and later became an Associate Editor and Senior Editor at Psychology Today. During this time, Carlin learned SEO basics and played a role in growing the magazine's website. They also managed and recruited bloggers for Psychologytoday.com. Carlin then worked as an Author for Doubleday, publishing the book "Friendfluence." Following that, they worked as a Freelance Writer for various publications including Psychology Today, Scientific American, Oprah, AEON, Women's Health, McSweeney's, Discover, and Parents. Carlin joined Group SJR as a Senior Editor, where they wrote articles, ghostwrote thought leadership pieces, and produced educational videos for clients such as Pfizer, Aetna, and Fidelity. They further progressed in their career at Group SJR as a Managing Editor and Editorial Director, working on the Accenture account and being instrumental in its growth. Currently, Carlin holds the position of Executive Editorial Director, US at Group SJR, where they lead and mentor a team of editors, manage editorial resources, and contribute to new business pitch ideation and presentations.

Carlin Flora holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from the University of Michigan. Carlin later pursued a Master of Science degree in Journalism at the Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism. The specific years of their education are not mentioned.