I've spent the last seven years helping brands find their voice, build marketing systems that support growth, and create content that people genuinely connect with. From early-stage startups to established teams, I've worked as a strategist, copywriter, and marketing lead. The goal has always been the same: helping brands communicate with a voice people recognize, remember, and trust.
Because the brands that win know exactly what they stand for. They say it well and show up in ways that prove they mean it.
Now I'm looking to bring that experience in-house, joining one team to build a brand people keep coming back to.
Seven years. Dozens of brands. One front-row seat to what makes people pay attention.
From brand positioning and content strategy to launch campaigns and cross-channel marketing, I've helped growing brands turn good ideas into impactful marketing.
Some brands needed direction. Others needed momentum. Most needed both.
Strategist. Doer. Storyteller. Certified Coffee Enthusiast.
I started my career as an English teacher—and honestly, everything I know about marketing started there. Knowing your audience. Breaking down complex ideas and making them land. Finding the right words to move people to action. It turns out that's most of the job.
Teaching 110+ students across five courses each year was a crash course in audience segmentation. What resonated with one group didn't always resonate with the next. The lesson was simple: if you want people to pay attention, you have to meet them where they are.
In my second act, I traded lesson plans for marketing plans.
Over the past seven years, I've partnered with early-stage and growth-stage brands, helping them strengthen their marketing, connect with their audiences, and grow with intention. Sometimes I owned one piece of the puzzle. Other times, I was building the whole thing from the ground up.
Working across dozens of brands taught me to think beyond individual deliverables and consider the system they live in. The challenge that excites me most is helping brands grow without losing what made people care about them in the first place.
What I'm obsessed with: finding the balance between creativity and data. Understanding what will resonate, why it matters, and whether it actually worked. Not just what emotions to lean into, but when.
I'm comfortable in a brainstorm, a spreadsheet, a client call, or a content brief. In every case, it comes back to understanding the people on the other side of the room or screen—their motivations, frustrations, and what actually moves them to act.
Women's Wellness Supplement Brand
This women's wellness brand was preparing to launch its first prenatal supplement—a natural next step for a brand known for supporting women through postpartum and motherhood, but still a new category with a new audience to earn.
The challenge was more than introducing a product. It was building trust in an industry crowded with wellness-washing, vague claims, and overwhelmed consumers trying to make the best decision for themselves and their future families.
I analyzed customer feedback, interpreted audience research, developed messaging pillars, and created channel-specific creative across PDPs, paid media, and organic social. While the core narrative stayed consistent, the approach shifted depending on where a customer was in her journey—leading with emotional truths in ads, deeper product education on PDPs, and community-building storytelling on social.
Sustainability-Focused DTC Children's Clothing Brand
I was originally brought in to develop the brand voice and core brand messaging and assets. What started as a copywriting project quickly evolved into a much larger role as the founder's strategic partner across brand, content, SEO, partnerships, and launch planning and early growth.
I created the foundational messaging that shaped the brand—from its origin story and website copy to product descriptions, taglines, and the naming of its signature fabric. As the brand grew, so did my role. I became the bridge between the founder, web development team, SEO specialist, and social and influencer partners, helping turn a vision into a cohesive brand experience.
When larger competitors entered the market with similar fabric offerings, we shifted from relying on the product alone and focused on education. I helped develop content pillars centered on TENCEL™ Lyocell, positioning the brand as a trusted voice while reinforcing what made its products different.
Sports Performance & Training Facility
This sports performance facility had built a loyal community and strong reputation, but its marketing didn't reflect the experience people had inside the facility. Communications were reactive, audience segments weren't clearly defined, and there was little consistency across channels.
I partnered with the leadership team to clarify the brand, identify key audience segments, audit existing marketing efforts, and build a more intentional communications strategy. From email and social media to community partnerships and a full website overhaul, my focus was creating a brand experience that felt as strong outside the facility as it did within it.
Corporate Leadership Consultancy
As a corporate leadership consultancy expanded its ecosystem of offers, the challenge wasn't creating something new—it was helping the right people understand how it all fit together. Working alongside the founder, I helped refine positioning, clarify messaging, and shape the narrative connecting multiple programs, services, and offerings into a cohesive experience.
From launch strategy and web copy to email campaigns and LinkedIn content, I translated complex ideas into messaging that felt clear, relevant, and actionable for communications leaders navigating an evolving professional landscape.
Unbooze — Pre-Launch Functional Wellness Brand
Unbooze had a strong product and a clear founder vision: a hangover supplement that was fun, unapologetically bold, and backed by real science. The challenge was translating that vision into a brand voice that could live consistently across every customer touchpoint—while navigating a highly regulated category with strict rules around what you can and can't claim.
Working across packaging, website copy, PDPs, and launch assets, I developed messaging that balanced personality with credibility. The challenge wasn't deciding whether to lead with science or storytelling—it was finding the right mix of both, and making it feel unmistakably Unbooze.
Formed after 7+ years of working inside brands that claim a lot—and seeing firsthand what they actually do.
"The gap between what a brand claims to stand for and how it actually shows up? I've worked inside enough brands to tell you—it's wider than most people think."
"The best brands don't ask 'what trend should we chase?' They ask 'what do we actually have to say about this moment?' If the answer doesn't come? Don't force it."
"Authentic isn't a hashtag. And consumers are getting smart enough to tell the difference between a brand that is authentic and a brand that's performing it."
"Hiring purely for skill is a missed opportunity to hire someone who shows up like they genuinely believe in what they're building—because they actually do."
"Stopping the scroll is the wrong goal. The goal is earning attention—and real-world attention is the scarcest and most underrated resource in marketing right now."
"Brand voice isn't a set of rules. It's a personality. And personalities aren't consistent because they're monotone—they're consistent because you'd recognize them anywhere."
"A content calendar without a content strategy is just a schedule. And a content strategy without execution is just a document."
"AI is a great tool... but a terrible ghostwriter. Efficiency without perspective might increase output—but it completely misses the mark on creativity and connection."
"Brand is back, baby. Consumers don't just buy products anymore. They buy into how a company shows up, speaks out, and stands for something—on and off the screen."
Yes, I brought baby goats to show-and-tell in second grade.
No, nothing else has topped it since.
I've never read the Harry Potter series—and haven't seen the movies either.
The audacity, I know.
I'm New England born and raised, but I hate lobster.
Like, as in despise it.
Nothing makes me happier than a warm cup of coffee and a good book.
But a good charcuterie board is a close second.
"My first career was teaching high school English Language Arts. If I can convince a room full of 16-year-olds that The Great Gatsby is still relevant, is there anything I can't do?"
I'd love to be a part of it. If you care deeply about your brand and your audience, we'll get along just fine.