About.

South Georgia

I grew up in a small town where everyone knew what you were working on before you did. That taught me early that execution is visible and trust is earned over time. I still live in Georgia. It's home in a way that never wore off.

New York

Years in New York (including Long Island City) shaped a lot of my marketing career. Different neighborhoods, commutes, and company cultures taught me how the same brief lands completely differently depending on who's in the room.

Marketing career

I've led teams across brand, growth, and the technology underneath both. Lately that means integrating AI into day-to-day marketing operations without losing judgment, trust, or editorial standards. The through-line: make the work legible, make the numbers honest, and don't confuse motion with progress.

Building things

I ship software because it keeps my marketing honest. AI-assisted tools let me go from idea to prototype much faster, but building still teaches the same old lessons: constraints matter, users decide, and clarity beats complexity.

Leadership

I care about operating rhythm: clear priorities, clean handoffs, and systems people can trust without overthinking every step.

Art

Painting taught me restraint. The best compositions, like the best campaigns, are often about what you leave out.

What's next

More making. More writing. Fewer decks that could have been a paragraph.

I lead marketing across brand and growth, with the digital and analytics depth to execute it well.