I have a confession to make.

I’ve always struggled to write personal bios. Answering the question of “who are you?” is something we spend a lifetime doing. I don’t think a paragraph can do it justice… but here’s my best try.

I live for the little things, like coffee from that little place down the street with the good croissants. Once I find out about something you love, you better believe I’m sending you an article about it (or more likely, ten articles). I don’t believe there is such a thing as a ‘bad pun.’

When it comes down to it, connection is what lights me up. I love helping people. I love creating. I love stories. And those are the ingredients to making content so good your audience would pay for it.

Marketing is the art and science of finding the people who have the problem your product helps, and helping them: with education, content, data — and yes, your product.

I’ve worked across a variety of industries, from Fortune 500 companies to small bootstrapped start ups with less people on the team than you can count on one hand.

My experience doesn’t fit nicely in a box — and I’m so thankful it doesn’t. All of these seemingly disjointed experiences have added a chapter of knowledge and know-how that’s gotten me to where I am today.