Pamela Babcock is a former Washington Post reporter and freelance writer and editor whose work has been featured in hundreds of major news publications and online sites. Over the years, she has covered crime, legal issues, business, personality profiles and more.
In addition to an extensive career as a journalist, Pamela has served as corporate spokesman for a Fortune 500 utility and as director of communications for both the North Carolina Museum of Art and an Internet startup.
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Pamela Babcock's writing has appeared in The Washington Post, U.S. News & World Report, The New York Times, cio.com, REALTOR magazine, the ABA Journal, WebMD, HSUS Animal Sheltering magazine, The Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, Family Circle and many more outlets.
Her work has also been featured in two books. Pamela wrote two chapters in HR Magazine’s “Guide to Managing People" - one about hidden bias and the other about how to weed out dishonest job applicants. And a feature she wrote on smoking cessation was featured in the textbook McGraw Hill's Annual Editions: Health.
Here's a video that accompanied my SmartCEO magazine cover story on Shark Tank's Daymond John. And see more writing samples here.