Halley Suitt

Halley Suitt is the author of the blog Halley's Comment, where she wrote "How To Become An Alpha Male In 18 Easy Lessons." She is a Senior Editor and book reviewer at Worthwhile Magazine, as well as the creator of the weblog for the magazine. In 2004, she was honored by The Anita Borg Institute, as an "Online Diva" and spoke at The Tech Museum in San Jose, CA with co-divas from Google, Yahoo! and Cisco Systems. Ms. Suitt is the Writer-In-Residence for The National Center for Women and Information Technology. She hosts the web-based internet radio program "Memory Lane" on ITConversations. Halley has appeared on Oprah.

Halley is a pioneer in the blogosphere, writing her blog Halleys Comment, since 2002, where she wrote How To Become An Alpha Male In 18 Easy Lessons.

Halley began her career in software technical writing and translation (French to English), then held various positions in software sales and marketing. Most recently, she has been involved in event planning and audience development for technology and business conferences sponsored by Harvard Business School Publishing, TTI Vanguard and The Tom Peters Company.

Halley is currently Chief Editor at Communispace Corp. in Watertown, MA. Previously, she was the CEO of venture-backed start-ups, including Top Ten Media (acquired by MeeVeeTV in 2008) and Stylefeeder sold to Time Warner in 2010.

She published a case study on employee bloggers in Harvard Business Review and a fictional short story in Penthouse Magazine. She's spoken at many industry conferences, including O'Reilly's Emerging Technology: Digital Democracy event, at Jupiter Research's Weblog Business Strategies conference on "Strategies and Tips For Business Blogging" and at Harvard Law School's BloggerCon conference, where she led a discussion about her case study, "A Blogger in Their Midst" from Harvard Business Review. She has been quoted in a variety of online and mainstream media sources. She has appeared on the Oprah show.

She attended Mount Holyoke College (BA cum laude English/French) and Columbia University (MFA Writing). She studied at Universite de Paris: Sorbonne. She lives in Boston, MA.