For nearly a decade, I’ve built brands across industries, continents, and cultures. From a YC-backed startup redefining the future of creative work and a climatetech innovation hub commercializing market-ready solutions, to luxury hospitality campaigns in the Asia Pacific region, America’s leading advertising trade publication, and New York’s only outdoors aquaponics farm.
Remote-first since 2017, I’ve developed the systems and adaptability needed to do great work across borders. Along the way, I’ve developed a deep understanding of how ideas flow through culture and how to build brands that move with them.
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I'm drawn to this space because the distance between technical depth and cultural relevance is stark and bridging it takes both rigor and instinct. Clients include the Urban Future Lab at NYU Tandon (200+ companies supported), Oko Farms, and a portfolio of 35+ early-stage startups through StartEngine, where brand strategy directly drove $5.5M in fundraising.
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Leading PR across multiple organizations, I’ve developed relationships in various industries and understand what earns coverage, what earns credibility, and what earns a room's attention.
At Adweek, I also worked alongside the CMOs, editors, and cultural figures shaping brand marketing at scale, across Cannes Lions, SXSW, Forbes 30 Under 30, and Fast Company.
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Brand in this world lives in the details: the typeface on a menu, the way a property is described, the publications that matter to the people you're trying to reach. At The Luxe Nomad I managed global PR and marketing across 33 destinations. I also worked directly with property owners in the Maldives, Niseko, and Koh Samui on how to build brand around the architecture, culture, and design story of a place.
My photography practice runs parallel to all of it. Same instincts, different frame. All of them are exercises in attention: what to include, what to cut, and where to leave space. All imagery featured here is my own.