Sarah Fleming Steinberg is a Pittsburgh-based copywriter, editor, and project manager with more than eight years across communications and sports. She holds an MA in Professional Writing from Carnegie Mellon University and a BS in Sport Management from the Isenberg School of Management at UMass Amherst.

She started in baseball, with stints at the Houston Astros, Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Mets, and Tampa Bay Rays, then spent years managing learning programs at Harvard Business Publishing and Harvard Business Impact. Since then she’s written for Belt Magazine and the Pittsburgh Review of Books, documented the tour at the Clemente Museum, led content strategy at Jackrabbit Design, and founded Kitchen Sink Sports.

Originally from Albuquerque, she lives in Pittsburgh with her partner, Conor, and their rescue dog, Penny. When she isn’t analyzing baseball stats, she’s most likely solving a crossword and sipping tea.

Top CliftonStrengths

  • Intellection & Input

    I am a natural thinker and continuous learner who loves gathering insights, researching trends, and processing complex information to develop well-reasoned, high-impact solutions.

  • Responsibility

    I take deep personal ownership of my commitments. Reliability, accountability, and producing exceptional, thorough work are core to how I operate every day.

  • Positivity

    I bring an optimistic, high-energy perspective to teams, fostering collaborative environments and helping maintain momentum through complex projects.

  • Adaptability

    I thrive in dynamic environments where priorities evolve. I pivot seamlessly to meet emerging needs without losing focus on quality or overarching strategy.

Recent roles

  • Strategic initiatives and growth coordinator · 2026

    Jackrabbit Design

    Ran cross-functional interviews and an executive action plan for a Boston-area branding agency, then led content strategy and copy for its website redesign and case studies.

  • Project manager · 2023 to 2026

    Harvard Business Impact

    Led needs analysis with enterprise clients and built leadership development programs with measurable performance metrics.

  • Founder and editor-in-chief · 2024 to present

    Kitchen Sink Sports

    Runs an independent sports site, setting editorial direction and writing alongside a team of contributors.

Earlier

  • The Clemente MuseumCommunications graduate intern2025
  • Carnegie Mellon University PressIntern2024 to 2025
  • Pittsburgh PiratesBusiness manager, baseball operations2021 to 2022
  • Harvard Business PublishingProject specialist2019 to 2021
  • Houston AstrosMinor league operations assistant2018 to 2019
  • New York MetsVideo and player development intern2017
  • Tampa Bay RaysStrategy and development intern2016
  • Cape Cod Baseball LeaguePublic relations and special events intern2015
  • New York MetsMedia relations intern2014