Jennifer Kho reports:
Jennifer Kho is a freelance reporter and editor who is passionate about digging beneath the surface to find important and insightful stories and about using all the storytelling tools available today to bring it to life for her readers.
With more than a decade of journalism experience, she has a track record of scoops, as well as in-depth stories that deliver the context and deeper meaning behind the news of the day. She wades through documents, databases and her extensive Rolodex to get the story. And she can explain complicated technology, finance and policy in a clear, accurate and engaging way.
As an editor, she is meticulous, with a sharp eye for detail and a sophisticated understanding of the right voice and structure for different situations. She's not afraid of numbers, deadlines or hard work.
Jennifer regularly contributes to several print and Web publications, including The New York Times' Green Inc. blog, Earth2Tech, Renewable Energy World, Cleantechnica and PV Magazine. Her stories also have appeared in such outlets as NYTimes.com, BusinessWeek.com, CNN.com, TheStreet.com, The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times and MIT's Technology Review. Before launching her freelance career, Jennifer was the founding editor of Greentech Media, where she helped launch the company's news site in 2007 and quadruple its pageviews before she left in 2008. She previously reported for Red Herring magazine, the Bay Area News Group and the Los Angeles Times' community news.
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“Jennifer Kho is one of the most well-rounded and energetic journalists that I have ever met. Jennifer is a strong writer, one who can explain complicated clean technology issues in crisp, clear articles. She's also a web savvy, tireless and skilled reporter -- and one of those editors who makes every story she touches infinitely better. Working with her is truly a joy.
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— Mary Spicuzza, reporter at AssetForfeitureWatch.com
“Jennife
r has a rare combination of comprehensive levelheadedness and natural enthusiasm that distinguished her in the clean tech field. She is my favorite source of insight and always my first suggestion to those who are new to the field.
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— John Giddings, global business development manager
for SolarMagic at National Semiconductor
— Jeff Siegel, group publisher at Angel Publishing
— Jennifer Inez Ward, a 13-year veteran journalist based in Oakland, Calif.
“It was an honor to work with Jennifer during my year as a reporter at Red Herring. What makes a great journalist? I think all of the qualities could be used to describe Jenn. With a positive humble spirit, an intellect sans pretension, patience, and a friendly personality that warms up any room. One of the highlights of working at Red Herring was having the opportunity to learn from Jenn -- she didn't have to, and she was plenty busy with her own work, but she would always make the time to offer advice and help me become a better reporter. Jenn always works hard, and handles every situation with grace and a smile.”
—Adena DeMonte, former journalist at Red Herring
“I think of Jenn as the ‘queen of cleantech.’ Her skills as both a reporter and writer are evidenced by her ability to cultivate great sources, ask tough questions and offer up perceptive analysis. … I feel sorry for competitors trying to keep up with her.”
—Ryan Olson, former staff writer at Red Herring
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ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND SMART GRID TRANSPORTATION
