A little about me.
I work with clients to help projects function smoother, make processes more manageable, and lighten the load for those who are carrying too much without the support they need to accomplish their goals.
I'm not the person who hands you a plan and disappears. I'm in it, thinking through every step, communicating along the way, and I'm genuinely invested in how it turns out.
How I Work
I tend to use both sides of my brain, thinking in task lists and timelines at the same time as big ideas and originality. When I start a new project, I look at what's in front of me, both the high-level vision and the steps required to get there. I'm interested in the "how" as much as the "why," to build the systems and timelines that allow good ideas to come to fruition.
I start with the full picture.
Before anything gets built or executed, I want to understand the goal, the audience, and the "why." A plan built on understanding is one that holds up when things get complicated.
I build in room for real life.
Plans that don't account for the unexpected aren't really plans. I build in space for the "oops" and "something came ups" so the work stays on track and the pressure of an impossible deadline can be avoided.
I work with people, not around them.
I can navigate the moments when competing opinions and difficult conversations are present. Finding where different perspectives overlap and pulling the best of each into something stronger is a challenge I approach head-on.
I follow through.
A lot of times wrap-up conversations get skipped because the next project needs to kick-off. But I think this is one of the most important steps to make future work stronger and more strategic.
My Background
My career started in marketing and communications, and over time I kept finding myself more interested in what was happening behind the scenes with the processes, the coordination between teams, and the operational decisions that determined whether something actually succeeded or just looked good on paper.
That pull toward structure and function has shaped every role I've held. Whether I was directing marketing strategy, managing large-scale events, building CRM infrastructures, or leading cross-functional projects, the thread was always the same, to figure out how the pieces fit together and build something that works again and again.