Vickie An

About

With over 20 years of experience as a journalist and editor, Vickie has reported on a wide range of topics—from social enterprise and innovation to personal finance, entertainment, and the culinary world. She currently serves as editor-in-chief at 10Ten Media, where she leads the end-to-end production of special interest publications (SIPs) for clients such as McClatchy Lifestyle & Entertainment (formerly a360media/Bauer Media) and Hearst. Her editorial oversight spans a broad spectrum of subjects, including artist profiles (Taylor Swift, BTS, Olivia Rodrigo, Harry Styles), lifestyle and fitness (such as Denise Austin’s Fit Over 50 quarterly series), recipe collections, sports icons, military history, and the evolution of military technology. As a freelance writer, Vickie contributes regularly to Resy, crafting food guides and interviewing top restaurateurs. She has also profiled entrepreneurs and philanthropic celebrities for Guardian Labs U.S. Her work in branded content for The Washington Post's WP BrandStudio and WSJ’s The Trust explore themes of technology, digital transformation, and the future of work. In personal finance, her work has provided readers with practical advice on avoiding student loan scams, negotiating financial aid packages, and managing debt—stories that have been syndicated on Forbes.com, FastCompany.com, HuffPost, Business Insider, and more. Vickie also has extensive experience in children's educational publishing. She spent several fulfilling years as an editor at TIME for Kids, overseeing digital content and contributing to the print magazine. She has authored a variety of nonfiction and fiction books for young readers, many with a focus on literacy and STEAM, under the TIME for Kids, Smithsonian Institution, and Teacher Created Materials brands. Based in Houston, Texas, Vickie works remotely and has previously lived in Austin, New York City, Seoul, and Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.