Zach Lisabeth
School
Northwestern University, Brooklyn Law School, Iowa State University
Expertise
Branded Content, Business & Finance, Consumer Technology
- Zach serves as Static Media's managing editor of Finance, Automotive, and Technology. He has worked across seven Static Media brands as an editor and strategist.
- He has over 10 years of experience creating branded content and social media campaigns with deep brand integrations.
- Zach is a named inventor on several patents related to programmatic advertising and scalable media sponsorship.
Experience
Zach has been working as a writer, editor, and media strategist for over 15 years. From 2012 to 2016, he helped launch and operate Starclub, a startup media company based in Santa Monica, California, leveraging proprietary technology to help artists and influencers monetize their social media content. From 2016-2019, he served as the managing editor of Flyway, a leading international literary journal of environmental writing. In addition to his role as managing editor of Static Media's finance, technology, and automotive brands, he also serves as the commerce editor for SlashGear.
Education
Zach holds a bachelor's degree in communications with a concentration in New Media from Northwestern University and an MFA in creative writing from Iowa State University.
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Stories By Zach Lisabeth
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Though most viewers are describing the 2020 presidential debate's opening volleys of the night as "civil," and "almost like a real debate," former vice president Joe Biden's one particular barb directed at President Trump's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic definitely hit home.
