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Charlotte Ashlock

Director of Strategic Comms at GLIDE, formerly editor at Berrett-Koehler Publishers

Charlotte Ashlock is the Director of Strategic Communications at GLIDE, a prominent organization based in San Francisco that focuses on social justice and support for marginalized communities. With over a decade of experience in content production and strategy, she has a strong background in editorial work, having previously served as an executive editor and product manager at Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc..12

Professional Background

  • Current Position: Director of Strategic Communications at GLIDE
  • Previous Roles:
    • Executive Editor & Product Manager at Berrett-Koehler Publishers (2017 - Present)
    • Content Strategist at Berrett-Koehler Publishers (2016 - 2017)
    • Managing Digital Editor at Berrett-Koehler Publishers (2012 - 2016)
    • Content Producer at Babylist (2016)
    • Various editorial and communications roles in organizations like the Public Interest Network and Americorps.13

Skills and Expertise

Charlotte's expertise lies in content strategy, developmental editing, and author coaching, which she applies to enhance GLIDE's communications and outreach efforts. She is proficient in both English and French, enabling her to engage with diverse audiences.14

Personal Commitment

In her role at GLIDE, Charlotte is dedicated to addressing systemic injustices and creating pathways out of poverty. Her work contributes significantly to the organization's mission of providing unconditional support to those in need within the San Francisco community.35

Highlights

Aug 25 · linkedin

Today Berrett-Koehler Publishers revised its policies to allow staff to take bereavement leave for any reason (including societal disasters) instead of constricting how many days you may take for each type of relative.

I wrote this poem and posted it in the general Slack channel, where it was greatly emoji'd. I hope you all enjoy.

Poem Composed on the Occasion of Revising Bereavement Leave Policy

The world weeps; the sky splits open I have a little teacup to catch tears, A therapy appointment between emails and paperwork.

All is in ruins around us, Along with our childhood dreams. Everyone looks out in stunned disbelief at their slowly sinking hopes and expectations.

Still, we want to do something for each other.

We open the cupboard. We bring out every teacup we can find on the shelf, and line them up.

We each brew our solitary cup of tears. No loud voices, quiet whispers. “Please pass the sugar.”

After all, what is left to do but keep moving? When the sky has fallen under its own weight, Plenty of people will still want books explaining why.

But maybe, just maybe, don’t move so fast. Smell the tea steam. Slow, be slow.

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Oakland, California, United States