When I was five, I first set foot on a college campus. My mom, a non-traditional student, was forced to take me with her to class because she didn’t have backup childcare. I fell in love with all things education on that snowy day, never forgetting the sights and sounds of a bustling campus filled with such great diversity of people, languages, buildings, and things to learn. It seemed like a magical place to be.

And that magic was never lost on me. Since my high school job at a college radio station in 1995, I’ve been focused on sharing the often untold stories found in education for most of my career, landing media placements in outlets such as The Wall Street Journal and Parents; increasing enrollment by up to 85%; and leading brand strategy efforts resulting in 20% improvement in recognition.

I have also been committed to non-profits as both a professional marketer and volunteer. I spearheaded communications for a $60 million capital campaign and oversaw the content creation and public relations for $154 million in corporate philanthropic giving. I developed an app for homeless shelters and made and donated hundreds of handmade hospital shirts to pediatric cardiology patients worldwide. I’ve secured partnerships and sponsorships, trained volunteers for media interviews, and even earned New England’s Public Affairs Campaign of the Year for leading a statewide non-profit’s public relations efforts.

Here’s the thing: I thoroughly enjoy using my skills in research, strategy, communications, and process development to help others. I truly thrive when I know my skills are being utilized to support important fundraising efforts, help a student find the right fit school, raise awareness for an important cause, guide an aspiring B Corp’s brand, or help a company find the ideal social impact partner.

My goal is quite simple: to do great work for great organizations. Think we’re a fit? Send me a message.