SOPHIE CANNON
SOPHIE CANNON

SOPHIE CANNON

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WRITER & CREATIVE

JOURNALIST, COMMERCE STRATEGIST, PROJECT MANAGER, AND CREATIVE.

I'm currently the Manager, Commerce Strategy and Development at the New York Post Network, spanning New York Post, Page Six, Decider and Alexa.

I am also an Arts and Culture Contributor at Forbes, and a freelance travel writer, always looking for the next story!

Based in New York City

From Minneapolis, MN

9

Years of
experience

Experience /

I've reported on the refugee crisis in Greece, photographed music festivals, blogged in Thailand during COVID-19, and reviewed sneakers in the Amazon Rainforest.

I've also interviewed countless celebrities and artists, including Jimmy Fallon, Audra McDonald, John Mulaney, Paul Rudd and many more.

  • NEW YORK POST, PAGE SIX, DECIDER
    I lead training, onboard new partners, work on a multitude of affiliate networks and streamline communication across NYP, Page Six, Decider, and Alexa. In my previous role as a Senior Commerce Journalist, I wrote and produced over 15 stories per week, worked on SEO strategy, developed our photography and image templates and more.
  • FORBES
    I am an Arts and Culture Contributor at Forbes. I cover cultural movements, art spaces in New York and beyond, art and design trends and more.
  • THE BOSTON GLOBE
    I wrote daily articles for both online and print formats of the Boston Globe's Living Arts section, spanning books, music, visual art, dance, food and more. I curated a weekly event calendar and contributed bi-weekly features. I also managed content on @bostonglobelife and @bostonglobefood on Instagram, and helped staff and plan Globe events.

Travel, Fashion, Food, Lifestyle

In: size-inclusive fashion brands, exploring new travel destinations, a good book, my cat Motek

Out: not being creative, cold weather, not being challenged

Awards /

Northeastern University

Graduated with high Latin honors, Magna Cum Laude, in December 2019 with a major in Journalism and minor in International Relations. Served as an editorial board member for the Society of Professional Journalists, The Huntington News, and Northeastern University Hillel.