Theresa Massony is a digital media veteran of 10+ years with roles as an editor, writer, social media director, content strategist, beauty expert, digital consultant, and on-camera personality. She’s currently the Director of Social Media at Her Campus Media, where she oversees all day-to-day and big-picture social operations and strategy for Her Campus Media’s brands. Prior to this role, she was most recently the Senior Manager of Editorial Operations at Bustle Digital Group (BDG), overseeing editorial projects, relaunches, and activations across the company’s multi-brand portfolios: Bustle, W Magazine, NYLON, Elite Daily, The Zoe Report, Romper, Scary Mommy, Fatherly, The Dad, Inverse, and Mic.
She was previously the Senior Wellness and Lifestyle Editor at POPSUGAR, where she oversaw all daily editorial operations and content strategy for the PS Wellness verticals: Astrology, Sex, Dating, Home, Food, Tech, Culture, Identity, and Mental Health. She was also previously the Senior Style Editor at BDG’s own Elite Daily, managing all daily operations for the Style vertical, including beauty, fashion, wellness, and home coverage, as well as fashion market work and styling for some Elite Daily original and celebrity photo shoots. She acted as the on-camera talent for two Elite Daily original video series and represented the brand on live television appearances and panels. Prior to her role as Senior Style Editor, Theresa was Elite Daily’s Beauty Editor, Senior Dating Editor, and Junior Copy Editor. She began her career on the editorial team at Style Girlfriend, an online men’s fashion publication.
Theresa lives with her wife in New York. In the fraction of time she’s not working or sleeping, she writes fiction, paints, and watches Survivor to unwind. She has a fervent passion for DIY projects that end up costing her more money than if she just bought whatever she was trying to DIY, and she’ll always love reporting on the ways the youngest generations to come of age are morphing the digital landscape as they do it. Someone once told her that her personality is “the internet.” She’s still not sure if that’s a good thing or a bad thing.