I'm a creative operations & project manager with 10+ years of experience leading editorial, marketing, and content production from concept through delivery.
I partner with clients, creative teams, and freelancers to bring structure to complex projects — managing timelines, resources, and production workflows to keep projects running smoothly. I bring calm, clarity, and scalable systems to fast-moving creative environments.
Currently, I run a co-working space called Industrious in Downtown Denver, where I spend my days building community, solving problems, and helping hundreds of members have productive days at a workplace they enjoy.
Before that, I spent nearly a decade helping brands, agencies, and creative teams bring complex creative projects to life. I've managed distributed teams, guided content strategy and production, built workflows, wrangled timelines, and served as the bridge between clients and the people doing the work. Along the way, I worked with organizations ranging from startups like Levels Health, Monograph, and Verblio to household names including ABC, TLC, Travel Channel, Lava Soap, Fantastic Sams, and VICE Media.
I graduated from the LMU School of Film & TV with a degree in screenwriting and minors in film studies and philosophy. I spent most of that time learning how to collaborate on set, thriving in roles that required both organizational rigour and creative execution. I also learned how to load film magazines in under two minutes with my eyes closed, a skill I would be giddy to show off again.
Colleagues describe me as calm, thoughtful, and adaptable. I'm usually the person keeping a cool head when things get complicated. Loved ones would add curious, self-assured, and creative. If we've met, there's a good chance we've talked about movies, TV, comedy, or whichever neighborhood cat happened to wander by that day.
After a good stint by the beach in LA, I'm now based in Denver. Outside of work, I enjoy performing live comedy, playing music, neighborhood walks, movies, picnics in the park, biking, karaoke, and curling up with a book and a cup of tea.
“There are three ways to ultimate success: The first way is to be kind. The second way is to be kind. The third way is to be kind.” — Mr. Rogers
