Oversaw and managed all aspects of production of Putumayo World Music CDs, DVDs and other products. Worked directly with Executive Producer on track research & selection, album sequencing, mixing, mastering and production of album liner notes. Coordinated with President of Business Affairs on licensing and contracting of artists and song selections. Managed all Sync license requests for music controlled by Putumayo's music catalogue. Served as the chief liaison between the label and aspiring recording artists.

Founded and produced LongJaunt, a multimedia travel blog for The Boston Globe. Special section helped the travel site win the 2008 Lowell Thomas Gold Medal for best online travel journalism site, awarded by the Society of American Travel Writers Foundation. Traveled to 25 countries on five continents chronicling the travel experience through written stories, interviews, photos and daily blog entries for The Boston Globe's online travel section.

Conducted all music research, sourcing and licensing clearance for the feature length documentary film Cultures of Resistance, shot in 23 countries around the world. Worked directly with film director and editors to spot and edit music for film. Negotiated terms and pricing of all synchronization and master licenses for featured music. Utilized a vast international network of recording artists, record label and music publishing personnel to effectively license all music within budget guidelines.

Consulted for the Clinton Global Initiative. Programmed music for annual New York City Gala, featuring international heads of state and private business leaders. Served as a consultant for the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of African Affairs. Advised Namibian pop and folk musicians on ways to generate music business opportunities in American and European markets. Held New York summit for leading Namibian artists to help develop international promotional strategies for future releases.