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Member Since 5/12/08 | Last Update 5/29/08

Rip Empson

Editorial Intern

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Educational History

  • Colorado College, Bachelor’s degree.

Professional History:

  • Intern, Zachary Shuster Harmsworth
  • Editorial Intern, Rolling Stone Magazine

Bio

I am an editorial intern at Mansueto Digital, the online division of Mansueto Ventures, which publishes Fast Company and Inc magazines, though I work predominantly for FastCompany.com, the magazine's web-partner.

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Bio

I am an editorial intern at Mansueto Digital, the online division of Mansueto Ventures, which publishes Fast Company and Inc magazines, though I work predominantly for FastCompany.com, the magazine's web-partner. I am a Connecticut native, but for my higher education I ventured to the great state of Colorado, where I was educated at The Colorado College. At CC, I majored in English, minored in Philosophy, and was a writer/editor for the college's student newspaper, The Catalyst. In my spare time, I enjoy reading anything and everything, writing, and thinking about the editorial/creative process. I love outdoor recreation (skiing, fly fishing, paddling, etc.); I also enjoy comedy, music (playing and listening), and finally, the Red Sox pitching staff.

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Living well is the best revenge

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http://www.fastcompany.com/user/rip-empson

Professional History

Intern, Zachary Shuster Harmsworth

Editorial Intern

Editorial Intern, Rolling Stone Magazine

Educational History

Colorado College, Colorado, United States
Bachelor’s degree.
Areas of study: English, Philosophy, Literature

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