Meet the Contributors
Below you'll find a list of our past Scatter/Gather contributors and their related posts.
Adam Gottlieb
Adam Gottlieb was a Content Strategist at Razorfish from March 2005 – May 2009, with over 10 years of content experience in multiple industries and vertical markets. His hobbies include music, visiting London with his wife, and trying to prevent his cats from waking him up before 5 am.
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Bob Maynard
Bob was with Razorfish as a Content Strategist from May 2007 – July 2009. Before that he lived in Florida, where he wrote marketing and technical copy, battled giant mosquitoes and organized his LP collection by color. At Razorfish he helped Ben & Jerry’s, XM Radio, MSN Money and Columbia Sportswear imagine new ways to share their stories online. He blogs at Tomorrowland.org and sends his iPhone pics to Flickr.
Bob co-founded Scatter/Gather with Matt Geraghty.
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Dawn Bovasso
Dawn Bovasso was with Razorfish from February 2008 – October 2009. She began her career as rare books librarian at the Boston Public Library, trying to merge old books and new technology. Being involved with the BPL’s digitization projects lead to an obsession with metadata and content management systems, which lead to metadata librarianship at People Magazine online. This interest in web development, combined with the reference librarian responsibility of showing thousands of Bostonians and college students how to surf the Web, naturally lead to a career in Content Strategy and UX.
Jared Kelleher
Jared is a content and communication strategist, marketer and copywriter. He worked with Razorfish from October 2006 – March 2010.
He has 15+ years of experience producing digital products and media in agency, corporate and start-up environments. He can (in a single bound), ID what sucks and precisely why, and if he can’t find the fix, turns to Razorfish XL, James Spahr. When he’s not online, he keeps bees, fishes, reads and writes, and maintains a small number of old, deep and rich friendships.
Jared lives on Cape Cod, with his wife Jennifer, baby girl Mayson, and dog, Earl.
Lisa Park

San Francisco native Lisa Park—who’s lived in New York on two different occasions—joins the West Coast content strategy team after lead editorial stints at a string of Internet start-ups including BabyCenter, 7×7, Martha Stewart, Community Connect, Hungry Minds and More. As a content strategist during the dot-com heyday at digital consultancy Scient, she worked across a variety of industries for clients including BP, Intertrials, Boats and eLuxury. A bit of an adrenaline junkie—and mildly obsessed with food, Lisa temporarily traded in her white-collar job for a blue one—cooking on the line for 15 months. She still blogs and freelance writes about all things edible, but is happy to swim with the ‘fish full-time and pursue food for fun. Follow Lisa on Twitter.
Posts by this contributor:
- Book Review: Content Everywhere
- Confab 2012: Structuring Content to Adapt to Users’ Needs
- For One Night Only: Pop-up Magazine
- Will Drone Journalism Ever Get Off the Ground?
- Infographics: The Good, the Bad, and the Fluffy - Part 2
- Infographics: The Good, the Bad, and the Fluffy
- Big Bang for Your Buck: Superfans in the Community
- Everyman in the Social Narrative
Lynn Leitte
Lynn worked at Razorfish from September 2006 – May 2009. She began working with content in the traditional library and archives world of cataloging, user access terms, content assessment, and classification. She also did content creation, HTML and XML markup, and applied W3C standards to content for library website. Later, she worked at US Bank where she learned that businesses aren’t good at controlling, finding, and using their content and the truth that UAT has nothing to do with Usability. At Razorfish she developed content strategies, metadata schemas, and content classification to support web design.
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Matt Geraghty
Matt worked at Razorfish as a Content Strategist from July 2006 – February 2012. Before that he lived in Chicago for 9 years, where he worked in content strategy and communications for two Fortune 500 companies. Matt worked at nearly every magazine at CondeNast, helped Merrill Lynch refine their content and now oversees content strategy for Ford.com. He’s passionate about helping clients create a compelling experience through their content.
Matt co-founded Scatter/Gather with Bob Maynard.
Posts by this contributor:
- SXSW 2012 Q&A: Keith Barraclough
- Refocusing on a New Mobile Content Landscape
- Here's to the next 100
- SXSW 2011 Q&A: Kaiser Wahab
- SXSW 2011 Q&A: Jess Hemerly
- The Content Strategy 2011 Fast Forward
- The Content Strategy 2010 Rewind
- Sowing the Seeds of Content
- Impressions of the iPad
- The Death of Discovery: Lala.com Goes Bye Bye
- Content Strategy UK & London IA Present
- Simplifying Legal Jargon
- SXSW 2010 Q&A: Henry Copeland
- The Content Strategy Forecast: 2010 & Beyond
- SXSW 2010 Q&A: Kevin Smokler
- SXSW 2010 Q&A: Robert Strent
- SXSW 2010 Q&A: Annie Lin
- Navigating App-land
- Confessions of a Public Speaker
- The Future of Television
- The Future of User-Generated Content
- The Elements of Editorial Strategy
- The Content Wild Child: Your New PR Nightmare
- The Brand & Social Media Shakeup
- SEO & Content Strategy: Wordz To Your Mother
- Pandora Pandemic
- Lala.com: Miles Ahead of the Rest?
Melissa Sepe
Melissa Sepe was a User Experience Associate at Razorfish from September 2009 – May 2011. A Connecticut native, she most recently hails from Cambridge, MA, where she received an Ed.M in Technology, Innovation, and Education from Harvard University. Melissa currently lives in upper Manhattan with a roommate and a neurotic kitten.
Tosca Fasso
Tosca returned to Razorfish in April 2011 to lead the Content Strategy discipline in the West Region. A Content Strategist and ACD in Razorfish’s San Francisco and Los Angeles offices from 2005 – 2008, Tosca consulted at Organic, Landor, and Charles Schwab before getting back in the ‘fish tank. She’s particularly passionate about using real English (no frankenspeak, please), storytelling, and the magic of metadata. Tosca also managed an international style blog and has the shoes to prove it. Follow Tosca on Twitter (@toscafasso).
