Carole Matthews
Senior Director, Digital Production, Boston
Carole Matthews is senior director, digital production, working out of Bridgespan’s Boston office. In her role, she manages the organization’s website, www.bridgespan.org and its publication process, including the design and production of reports and books. In addition, she edits and writes content for Bridgespan’s leadership newsletter, LeadersMatter, and manages the dissemination of Bridgespan’s content via the Knowledge Letter and Bridgespan alerts.
She joined Bridgespan in 2008, after nearly nine years as a senior editor at Inc.com. While there, she managed the production of the Inc. 500/5,000 list as well as special editorial sections, including blogs and news. Prior to Inc.com, she worked for trade publications in the areas of digital publishing, business news, and entrepreneurship. She has freelanced for alternative weeklies, written cookbooks, and taught English composition and special education classes at a community college in southeastern Arizona.
Currently, Carole is an ad hoc committee member of the Southern District YMCA board of directors in Exeter, NH, and a Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) advocate. She earned her BA at the University of New Hampshire in Durham with concentrations in journalism and British literature.
She joined Bridgespan in 2008, after nearly nine years as a senior editor at Inc.com. While there, she managed the production of the Inc. 500/5,000 list as well as special editorial sections, including blogs and news. Prior to Inc.com, she worked for trade publications in the areas of digital publishing, business news, and entrepreneurship. She has freelanced for alternative weeklies, written cookbooks, and taught English composition and special education classes at a community college in southeastern Arizona.
Currently, Carole is an ad hoc committee member of the Southern District YMCA board of directors in Exeter, NH, and a Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) advocate. She earned her BA at the University of New Hampshire in Durham with concentrations in journalism and British literature.