My name is Sasha, and I am a reporter at Fortune covering the a little bit of everything, but mostly economics, policy, and the continued impact of DOGE within the federal government and beyond.
At Fortune, I’m interested in taking deep dives into policies, trends, and big ideas by telling real people’s stories. It’s led me to talk to folks like:
Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann about how tariffs are impacting the cost of luxury cars, and…
Former State Department employees who expressed their concerns about the public and private sector energy expertise the agency lost ahead of the Iran War.
Prior to Fortune, I started a Substack on Fortune 1, writing about topics like its complicated relationship with crypto and tobacco.
I wrote for community papers in Philadelphia covering everything from an Eagles offensive guard's indictment to the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s repatriation of Nazi-looted art.
My work has been published in Billy Penn @ WHYY, Business.com, the Daily Dot, and others.
Before I was a journalist, I was a research assistant studying nicotine addition; I developed recipes and was a prep cook; I am a National Speech & Debate Association alum, proudly built a 1,434 piece Lego Formula 1 car, and can teach you how to keep score at a baseball game with a paper and pencil.
Speaking with Fortune Daily host Ellie Austin about private equity in youth sports