I’ve been a video producer and journalist for the past 10 years working in newsrooms and academia. I started out wanting to make voyeuristic mini documentaries, but instead of staying in my comfort zone, I rode the waves of the changing video landscape at the Boston Globe, Northeastern University (where I studied Media Innovation), and Harvard Business Review. As a senior video producer at HBR, I really hit my stride blending credible expertise with the style and editing made popular by content creators on YouTube.
I decided to make this company to continue doing what I love: producing impactful stories for audiences seeking guidance, especially about navigating the workplace.
When I’m not producing video, you can find me biking around Boston, attending a zoning meeting at city hall with my wife, or watching whatever movie Letterboxd tells me to watch.
Andy Robinson
I’ve been a writer and editor for more than a decade, telling stories that help people learn something new, feel inspired, or get better at their jobs. I’ve worked on everything from articles and newsletters to video series and podcasts. I love experimenting with different formats and finding the right way to connect with an audience.
I started out covering corporate innovation at a media startup right out of college. I later moved on to Harvard Business Publishing, where I got to build HBR’s vertical for early-career professionals and dive into new content experiments—everything from starting our TikTok channel to editing a book. What’s stuck with me through all of it is how much I enjoy creating content that’s both useful and creative.
Outside of work, you can find me vending at local art markets in Providence, reading books about the ocean, or searching for new paddle boarding spots.