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As a published historian and versatile writer, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the forefront of content strategy and historical research. My journey in history began in high school with a transformative internship at Franklin D. Roosevelt's Little White House in Warm Springs. After earning my History degree from the University of Florida, I moved to the Hudson Valley to intern at the FDR Library. My passion for historical preservation led me to work with the National Park Service, where I completed a historical restoration at Eleanor Roosevelt's home and assisted with the Girls' Leadership Worldwide Program through the Eleanor Roosevelt Center. Relocating to Southern California, I joined the Richard Nixon Foundation as a Development Associate and Research Assistant. While there, I curated an exhibit on First Lady Pat Nixon at USC’s Town and Gown. In 2017, I embarked on a successful freelancing career, collaborating with clients across industries such as real estate, fintech, AI, and the nonprofit sector. I've also assisted nonfiction writers with research and editing. Throughout my career, I have been published in American Heritage Magazine, The Historians Magazine, and other notable historical outlets. My interviews include renowned figures like George Stevens Jr., founder of the American Film Institute, and music legends Mandy Barnett and Steve Buckingham. My work has even been showcased on podcasts where I discuss my career and the subjects I've written about. To explore more of my work or to book me for podcast appearances, reach out at [email protected]. Visit www.holleysnaith.com to view my full portfolio.