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  • Brittany VanDerBill

    Brittany VanDerBill started her business in 2015. Initially, she primarily offered social media marketing services to local businesses and nonprofits. In 2019, she shifted her business to focus on writing and editing content and copy for publications, businesses, and marketing agencies.

    Her background in marketing and her 7+ years of freelance experience make her a reliable writer who creates engaging content across a variety of industries, from insurance to travel to personal finance and many more. Her bylines include Business Insider, HerMoney.com, Travel + Leisure, Better Homes & Gardens, People, Minnesota Monthly, and others. Brittany takes time to understand her clients’ needs and enjoys the challenge of writing about nearly any topic.

    She is a professional member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors, volunteers on her local Chamber of Commerce’s Public Policy Committee, and is an appointed member of the Minnesota Attorney General’s Task Force on Worker Misclassification.

    When she’s not writing, you’ll either find her at home with her husband and spoiled cat or exploring new destinations. On a more personal note, she absolutely loves anything glittery, tends to get herself into awkward situations that make for good stories, and weaves humor into her writing as often as she can.


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  • Daniel Klein is a writer and science journalist, and has been working in the technical and pharmaceutical industries for the better part of a decade. He has written for MIT Technology Review, Charles River Laboratory, Milliporesigma, and others.



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  • Deborah brings over two decades of professional writing experience, specializing in medical, health, and business, including insurance and supply chain. Prior to writing, she investigated medical malpractice claims for a doctor-owned insurance company and managed interactive voice response tools for healthcare clinical trials.

    She is an active member of the Association of Health Care Journalists (AHCJ) and the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA). For both organizations, she has organized and spoken on conference panels and judged awards. For ASJA she has also served as a structural task force member, and is currently the advocacy chair on freelancer issues. She received the Exceptional Service Award in 2021 for her advocacy work.

    In her reporting and writing, Deborah strives to tell people’s stories accurately and compassionately. Her writing makes even mundane topics interesting. Deborah’s goal is for anyone reading her work to learn something new.

    We are excited to have her contribute to the BioHire Journal. Deborah’s ability to convey complex information in an accessible and engaging manner is a tremendous asset to our readers.


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  • Eric Celidonio's career in biopharma spans over 25 years. He began his career in biologics R&D and later transitioned into staffing and executive search for companies like Merck AgAA, Novartis and Moderna. Eric’s experience includes architecting, building and leading talent acquisitions teams, implementing unique talent attraction campaigns and providing consultative talent solutions for companies seeking exemplary technical, scientific, clinical and medical leadership.




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  • Jennifer Carsen (JD, aPHR) is an HR content writer and recovering employment law attorney. She specializes in writing clear, compelling content for senior-level HR audiences.

    She is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association and the Society for Human Resources, as well as the American Society of Journalists and Authors. She is the author of HR How-to: Employee Retention (CCH Incorporated) and was named a “Top 25 Online Influencer in Employment Law” by HR Examiner.

    Jennifer is an alum of Williams College and the NYU School of Law. She lives in Portsmouth, New Hampshire with her husband, Eric, and their children, Lorelei and Nicholas. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, walking, and eating – though generally not all at once.


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  • Natalie Zimmerman

    Natalie Zimmerman writes and coordinates the social media content for BioHire, and is an occasional writer of articles for the Journal.

    After graduating from Smith College with a degree in Biology and working in cancer research post-grad, Natalie transitioned out of the laboratory and into the realm of writing and marketing. She is also a Marketing Associate at Sci.bio Recruiting, building social media, blog, and newsletter content for the company.

    Outside of work, Natalie enjoys reading, writing (creatively), cooking, and stumbling upon undiscovered bookstores and coffee shops in New York City, where she's based.


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  • Oliver Arnoldi is a writer and filmmaker from London, with Japanese, Irish, and Italian roots. His journalism has appeared in GQ, The Telegraph, The Tibet Post, VICE News, and on HBO.

    As a ghostwriter, editor, and book consultant, his work includes the memoirs of an artist and US presidential portraitist, an American mountaineer, and a #MeToo whistleblower.

    He is a professional member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors, volunteers on his local Chamber of Commerce’s Public Policy Committee, and is an appointed member of the Minnesota Attorney General’s Task Force on Worker Misclassification.

    His short fiction is published in The Stinging Fly, and he is working on his debut novel, which was longlisted for CRAFT’s First Chapters Contest and the Asian American Writers’ Workshop Margins Fellowship.

    As a filmmaker, his work includes “The Towers”, a documentary short film about a little person basketball team from New York, which won the Tribeca Film Institute / ESPN Future Filmmaker Prize. It was distributed by Great Big Story and has received nearly five million views online. He is in post-production on a follow-up documentary, “Last Suppers”. He directed “One Bar More”, a narrative short film that won Raindance Film Festival’s Open Shorts Night. He has co-written and co-directed two other narrative shorts, “Waves” and “Virtue”, and is developing his first narrative feature film, “Hail Daisy.”

    For his work, he has received fellowships from the Hemera Foundation and the Pulitzer Prizes.

    He practices in the Mountains and Rivers Order of Zen Buddhism and lives in New York City.


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  • Sarah Ellinwood

    Sarah Ellinwood is a scientist-turned-science communicator based in Maryland. Since completing her PhD in molecular and cellular biology in 2017, she has explored multiple areas of science communication, from public relations to media and everything in between.

    Throughout her career, Sarah has assisted numerous life science companies, both small and large, in shaping and telling their scientific stories in various ways. While she no longer works with a pipette, Sarah loves sharing the stories of science and scientists, staying at the forefront of innovative medicines and technologies without the challenges of cell culture contamination and failed western blots.


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