Monica Stabile is an account executive focused on media relations work for personal injury and family law firms.

Before joining Page 2, she covered Illinois state government for the Springfield Business Journal while earning her master’s degree in public affairs reporting at the University of Illinois at Springfield. At the Springfield Business Journal, Monica wrote news stories on state and federal legislation that affected businesses, attending daily committee hearings to report on various issues, such as workers’ compensation, taxation and right-to-work laws and interviewing candidates and officeholders on their business and economic strategy for Illinois. She also filed Freedom of Information Act requests to then-Governor Bruce Rauner’s office and the Illinois Department of Central Management Services for an investigation into hiring contracts and internal communications in the office of Deputy Governor Leslie Munger. She worked directly with the Illinois Attorney General’s Public Access Counselor to win a binding opinion that the governor’s office should relinquish the requested documents.

Born and raised in Chicago, Monica holds a B.A. in journalism from Roosevelt University.