Let’s tell a story.

Words have always been my favorite tools and toys. From my first copywriting job with a small Orlando agency to the leadership roles in communications, creative, and events I’ve held with billion-dollar global brands, my fascination with language—its endless possibilities and its power to make people feel something and act upon it—has grown with every new project. It’s also blessed me with an adventurous, fun career in which I’ve:
· built and led high-performing marketing communications teams for four global brands
· helped create product launches and campaigns that produced record-breaking sales
· written hundreds of executive communications, including keynote speeches, video scripts, business updates, crisis communications, social posts, and more
· directed, themed, and scripted dozens of corporate events in North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa, ranging in attendance from 50 to 15,000
· developed style guides, training manuals, magazines, workbooks, and other long-form publications to promote brands and strengthen their teams
· improved processes to maximize agility and productivity, saving companies hundreds of thousands of dollars and countless hours of work
· written and appeared in live comedy sketches, penned original song lyrics, and parodied many a hit song (which I also often do for my own amusement).
The common thread? No matter the story, subject, or strategy, my compass has always been the audience: their needs, their experience, their dreams. And I’m proud to know that my work has helped many of those dreams come true.