I’m a builder—of stories, strategies, and moments that make people feel understood. Whether I’m shaping a marketing campaign, directing creative, or crafting content, I lead with emotion and intention. I believe that good work doesn’t just inform—it connects. It creates clarity, moves people, and makes space for meaning. I’m not interested in surface-level success. I’m here to create impact that lasts.
My journey hasn’t followed a straight line. I’ve learned by leaning into the unknown—organizing initiatives from scratch, managing real-world projects with real deadlines, and navigating challenges without a roadmap. I’ve stepped into leadership roles not because I had all the answers, but because I wasn’t afraid to figure things out. That self-direction, that willingness to raise my hand and say, “I’ll do it,” has shaped me into someone who follows through—on ideas, on commitments, and on the belief that purpose-driven work is always worth it.
Music has also been a guiding force. As a vocalist, I’ve spent years learning how to channel feeling into voice, how to hold attention with presence, and how to listen—to rhythm, to silence, to the people around me. That training taught me that influence isn’t about being the loudest in the room—it’s about knowing when to speak, how to speak, and who you’re speaking for. In my work, I bring that same instinct. I help brands find their voice—and use it in a way that feels honest, human, and bold.
What I want most moving forward is alignment—between my values and my work, between my energy and the projects I choose. I want to work with brands that stand for something. I want to create things that make people feel less alone. I want to collaborate with teams who care as much about the why as the what. I don’t see my future as a fixed destination. I see it as a constantly evolving space for growth, contribution, and creativity.
More than anything, I want to keep showing up—to the work, to the world, and to the people I serve. I want to create not just because I can, but because I must. Because I believe the right words, the right visuals, the right strategy—delivered with care and clarity—can change everything.