Senior Copywriter & Creative Thinker
I turn complexity into work that performs in the real world.
Campaigns, digital, and content for brands like AT&T, Capital One, Maxwell House, and Samsung.
- Effie and FAB-recognized campaign work
- Agency and freelance experience across major brands
- Concept through execution: campaign, UX, social, and video
Oscar Mayer: 480K+ engagements. 3M pounds of food raised.
Samsung: Turned new technology into an elegant, human interaction
Effie-winning campaign. Featured by WARC.
How I Work
I make the complicated simple—and the simple compelling.
- Campaign concepts + integrated copy
- Digital + UX content systems
- Messaging crafted for real-world engagement
Selected Work
CHEEZ-IT
Drove 66.9M votes for a brand varitey play
- 620K voters (20% returned)
- +25% sales increase across 8 SKUs
Capital One
Celebrated March Madness with social moments
- Wrote media posts from SLJ
- 11K+ post likes in one hour
ALPO
Reintroduced an iconic brand through digital
- Created a canine social media platform
- Used humor + fun digital UX
Maxwell House
Turned small actions into 2.1M votes
- 500K+ unique visitors
- 170K+ new followers
AT&T
Built high-performing campaigns at scale
- Concepted and wrote hundreds of banners totaling over 1B impressions
- Launched two digital products and experiences
Zebra
Simplified new product for new customer segment
- Launched small business line via social campaigns
- Crafted quarterly posts and cross-channel content
StoneX
Made financial products easier to understand and act on
- Led global, multi-channel campaigns across web, PR, and media
- Created hought leadership and brand content
Perspective
Viral Lost
What keeps great work from being seen—and how to fix it
What I Bring
Clarity. Performance. Momentum.
- I create work that performs
- I simplify complexity into ideas people can actually use
- I connect concept, UX, and execution into one system that moves
How I Think
Short. Sharp. Simple.
I’ve worked in agencies and directly with clients long enough to know what works. The best ideas aren’t the most complicated. They’re the ones that are clear, adaptable, and built for how people actually engage with content now.