About
For more than 20 years, I’ve built a career at the intersection of communications, design, marketing, technology, and public service in the greatest city in America: Baltimore, Maryland.
My career didn’t begin with design. As an undergraduate psychology student, I worked at the Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit at Johns Hopkins University, helping conduct research on commonly abused drugs. Part of my job was creating presentation posters for scientific conferences, and I discovered that I loved the challenge of taking complicated information and making it clear, engaging, and useful. That realization led me to graduate school for publication design and, ultimately, to a career in communications.
Since then, I’ve worked across government, financial services, publishing, nonprofit, cultural, and private-sector organizations, creating everything from publications, brand identities, editorial and digital campaigns to accessible content, communications systems, and new ways of working.
What continues to interest me most is the space where clear communication, thoughtful design, strategy, and technology come together. I’m drawn to complex information, big-picture problem solving, and work that helps organizations communicate more effectively with the people they serve.
I love being a student and recently completed the Responsible AI for Public Professionals certificate course. I’m especially interested in how emerging tools can improve workflows, support better decision-making, and make communications more useful without losing the human judgment that good work requires.
When I’m not working, you can usually find me walking the trails in Druid Hill Park with my mini-schnauzer Ace or chasing bluebird ski days on the mountain with my family.
