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I’ve always believed the best marketing lives at the intersection of logic and imagination. My journey started when we got our first computer, and it all began. It wasn't much later that I was attending Java programming classes at Georgia State University. What began as a fascination with code evolved into a passion for visual storytelling, eventually leading me to trade curly brackets for color palettes.

That early foundation in programming still shapes the way I think today: structured, strategic, and just a little obsessed with how things work under the hood. Creativity officially took the wheel during my time at Savannah College of Art & Design, where I majored in Graphic Design and minored in Advertising Design. There, I sharpened my eye, refined my instincts, and learned that good design can be as persuasive as it is creative.

Since then, I’ve worn a few different hats: Marketing Manager, Graphic Designer, Marketing Assets Manager. Each role layered strategy onto creativity, expanding my focus from crafting visuals to building full-scale campaigns that move the needle and tell a cohesive brand story. My career has taken me through the worlds of outdoor and firearms brands as well as audiovisual production equipment companies. I’ve developed marketing ecosystems that connect digital platforms with effective creativity and brand identity into one seamless narrative.

Whether launching a new product line, hosting a prestigious event, or managing the process and flow of a creative project, I approach every project with equal parts data-driven insight and creative boldness.

Living in Georgia, with chapters in California and Utah (including a stint as a color lab technician, I’ve always found inspiration outdoors. Backpacking, hiking, snowboarding,on- and off-road motorcycles—if it involves fresh air or horsepower, I’m in.

That love of adventure mirrors how I approach marketing: explore boldly, adapt quickly, and never lose sight of the terrain. At the end of the day, I build brands the same way I tackle a trail—thoughtfully planned, technically prepared, and smiling for the next turn.