I tell stories for people.

Sometimes that means building a brand. Sometimes it means taking a photograph, designing a publication, creating a social campaign, or finding the right way to share an idea with an audience. Whatever the medium, I’m interested in the story underneath it — what makes a person, place, or organization worth remembering, and how we can make other people feel that too.

My background is in Communication Design and Photography, which gave me a foundation in both visual storytelling and the strategy behind it. Since then, my work has grown into marketing, communications, branding, social media, project management, and community outreach.

I like being involved from the first idea to the final piece. I like figuring things out, making things better, and finding the little details that make something feel like itself.

I’m especially drawn to museums, nonprofits, higher education, and community-focused organizations because I believe good communication can do more than sell something. It can make people care. It can make them feel connected. It can help tell a story that might otherwise go unheard.

That’s what I want to do: tell stories that matter, and help people see themselves in them.