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Alan Henry, PMP

Managing Editor, PCMag

Alan Henry, PMP, is the Director of Special Projects at WIRED, a division of Conde Nast. With a passion for enabling individuals to optimize their tech and lead more fulfilling and efficient lives in harmony with their technology, Alan is focused on forming a team dedicated to this mission. He seeks to engage audiences typically marginalized by tech and lifestyle media. Prior to his current role, Alan served as the Smarter Living Editor at the renowned New York Times, contributing to enhancing the lives of readers and diversifying the newspaper's audience. Previously, he held the position of Editor-in-Chief at Lifehacker, a prominent Gawker Media platform renowned for empowering readers through valuable insights, methods, and technologies to enhance productivity and well-being through smart tech usage and life hacks. Alan's diverse background encompasses experience as a freelance tech writer and blogger, a systems analyst, and a certified Project Management Professional.

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Aug 20 · linkedin

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Managing Editor at PCMag!

Jun 13 · linkedin

Did you happen to know that I have a newsletter?

It's called Productivity, Without Privilege, and it's all about offering tips to help you succeed at work — specifically if you're marginalized, or a member of an underrepresented group. And by "marginalized," I mean virtually all of us who have found ourselves harassed and disrespected at work for reasons we can't control: race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, disability, age, and more.

and the next issue goes out tomorrow morning! Subscribe to get it when it goes out (it's free!) and if you see this afterward, the archives are free to read too. Check it out, and minor spoiler, tomorrow's newsletter is all about what to do when "being irreplaceable at work" turns into "being exploited at work." Subscribe now! #newsletter #productivity #work

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