Caroline Waxler is a comedy writer living in New York. She is currently a development producer, creating new programming for a cable network. Prior to her current position she was a writer for VH1, most notably at the show “Best Week Ever,” for which she was also an occasional on-air commentator.

Before she started in television, she was an investigative financial journalist, working for over five years for Forbes, where she was also the youngest editor of their stock market column “Streetwalker.” She helped to launch Fortune’s technology business magazine, eCompany (now called Business 2.0). She has also written for The New York Times, The Financial Times, Glamour, and Newsweek.

Additionally, she’s an author. In 2004, her book, “Stocking Up on Sin,” was published by Wiley and it was well reviewed internationally. Several papers, including the Miami Herald called it one of the best business books of the year and Barrons named it one of the best for 2004 overall. She’s currently writing a book about Indian outsourcing and she just finished writing a book on a former Deputy Director of the FBI who has been instrumental in fighting domestic terrorism.

Caroline is the co-founder of the New York chapter of the Glasshouse, a salon for entrepreneurs. Her newfound hobby is stand-up comedy and she can be seen regularly at Caroline’s on Broadway.

Caroline may be reached at cwaxler@hotmail.com.

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