I work with people who change the world.

For several years, I’ve focused on the work that I love: helping causes I care about break through the noise and tell their stories to the audiences that matter. Currently, I am a communications specialist at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design at the George Washington University, specializing in marketing and advertising the school's academic and community outreach programs.

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My passion is to work with leaders and organizations that are in need of some guidance on messaging, grassroots mobilization and digital strategy. I help clients influence different audiences and engage their supporters.

In the past, I have advised high profile clients such as the Malala Fund, Governor Kate Brown, Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney and the New Leaders Council.

In addition to my full-time role at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design, I serve as an advisor to Greater NYC for Change, an advocacy organization I started in 2008. Greater NYC for Change began with a focus on health care reform. Over time, I grew the organization to more than 7,000 members and expanded its mission. We broadened our advocacy to include working directly with elected officials who took forward-thinking stands on issues such as a living wage and marriage equality.

Although a proud native of Atlanta, Georgia, I have happily called Ireland, Japan, New York City, and Washington, DC home at different points in my life. I am fluent in English, German, Japanese and some code.