Who I am: Reporter with the Albany Business Review in New York, where I cover residential real estate, banking and money. I previously covered technology and state government. The Business Review is a digital-first business journal with a weekly-print edition that’s part of American City Business Journals.

What I write about: On an average day, I might be writing about billion dollar acquisitions, the ever-changing residential real estate landscape or the financing behind an affordable housing project.

Average day: From meeting with bank executives and presidents to CEOs, each day is different. It almost always starts with coffee, the gym and catching up on the day’s news with my dogs, Tito and Poppy.

Where I’ve been: Graduated from Boston University in 2014 with a bachelors in journalism and a minor in political science. I’ve written about baby seagulls and a mysterious Google barge at the Portland Press Herald, and statehouse politics for the Lowell Sun. I was editor-in-chief of Boston University’s independent student newspaper The Daily Free Press, where I learned how to work with writers and live off little sleep. I’ve interned at the Thomson Reuters Foundation in London, the Albany Times Union in New York and 90.9 WBUR, Boston’s NPR affiliate.

After deadline: I love to travel, cook and try out new restaurants. I’ve fallen off a horse in Iceland, got lost in Berlin and swam in fjords in Saguenay, Quebec. I’m always looking for my next adventure.