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Jess Moss
Director, Hotel Content Strategy and Operations at Marriott International
Jess Moss is a marketing and content strategist with over 15 years of experience in the travel & hospitality industry. She focuses on enhancing the customer experience by leveraging content, data, and technology.
Her career spans various roles at Marriott International, where she led marketing, digital, and editorial initiatives to engage customers and expand audience reach. Jess's journalism and digital media background heavily influences her work, emphasizing storytelling, content strategy, and user experience.
With extensive experience in travel content, Jess has held editorial and strategic positions at major travel media brands and has contributed to renowned outlets such as Fodor's Travel, U.S. News Travel, Conde Nast Traveler, and Brand USA. She is also a published author, sharing insights on the best weekend getaways from Washington D.C.
Jess Moss not only excels professionally but also contributes to the travel industry by organizing the Washington DC chapter of Travel Massive, a global networking group for travel professionals.
Her educational background includes a BA in English and History from Georgetown University, and additional studies in Front End Web Development, User Experience Design, and Study Abroad programs.
Previously, Jess held key positions like Director of Hotel Content Strategy and Operations, Director of Member & Guest Communications, Senior Manager of Editorial Strategy, and Creative Director at Marriott International. Her diverse roles at Marriott also included Senior Managing Editor positions at AOL Travel and MapQuest, as well as Associate Editor at Fodor's Travel.
Throughout her career, Jess Moss has demonstrated a strong commitment to enhancing customer experiences, shaping compelling stories, and fostering meaningful connections within the travel industry.
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I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Director, Hotel Content Strategy and Operations at Marriott International!
Lately, I've been diving into some podcasts on AI, and one recurring theme caught my attention:
AI models have to sort through a LOT of data, and they haven't quite mastered how to determine what’s good vs. what’s bad.
It strikes me that this is a space where journalists and editors can plug in very naturally.
Ask anyone who's written a travel guide, or cranked out a listicle on deadline: this task of absorbing a ton of data from a lot of sources, and weeding out what’s accurate vs. what’s not reliable, is what writers and journos do every day.
So here's my question: Beyond content creation & ideation, how can writers and editors actively shape the development and training of AI models?
I'd love to hear your thoughts! 💭 #AI #Journalism #content #FutureOfWork
