Managing Editor
Lauren is WhistleOut's Managing Editor. In her 14 years of digital writing and publishing experience, she's developed a passion for breaking down overly complicated topics to make them accessible to everyone. At WhistleOut, that means demystifying the tech industry, offering solutions that are easy, affordable, and help make the most of the tech you already have in your pocket. She also now knows far too many phone plans by heart.
Lauren's work has appeared in industry stalwarts such as CNET, Forbes, and Yahoo! Finance. When not perfecting her iPhone photography, Lauren spends her time marathon training, baking, and chauffeuring her dog around.
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