Hey, it's me!
Courageous. Brilliant. Giving. Words I strive to embody every day, both at work and at home.
With over two decades in advertising and marketing, my career has been defined by a relentless drive for excellence. I’m an achiever at heart — never satisfied with the status quo, always seeking the next big idea. I don’t just talk about what’s possible — I make it happen.
But leadership isn’t just about results. It’s about lifting others up. I believe in generosity and authenticity, whether that means mentoring emerging creatives, advocating for my team, or ensuring that the work we create makes a real impact. My ability to see the big picture while fostering deep collaboration allows me to cultivate a high-performing, empowered team culture.
Beyond my professional life, I find joy in contemporary art, immersing myself in nature, and exploring new experiences. My adventurous spirit fuels my creativity, and my most important role — being a mother to my incredible son, Levi — keeps me grounded in what truly matters.
I am always ready for the next challenge, the next bold move, and the next opportunity to create something unforgettable.
Let’s make it happen.
Behind the Scenes.
Why I Get Out of Bed Everyday
Great work doesn’t happen when we make decisions out of fear. Too often, people hold back—worried about pushing too far or taking a risk. But I know what’s possible when we move past that. I believe in speaking up for ideas that deserve to be made and championing work that could be great if we just let it.
Because here’s the truth: 85% of advertising is skippable. Without creative excellence, we’re just adding to the noise—wasting our time, our clients’ money, and missing the chance to actually connect with people. If we’re going to show up in someone’s life uninvited, we owe it to them to make it worth their time. To move them. To make them feel something.
No one does it alone. The best work happens when teams challenge, push, and lift each other up. I believe in doing work that matters — work we can be proud of. Because at the end of the day, we all want to know that what we did mattered.
