Talking about yourself is hard but…

An adolescent dream of working in the music business came to fruition shortly after I graduated from Boston University in 2004. While wearing numerous hats at my first record label job, I was additionally thrown into figuring out how to utilize social media not only to create community but as a marketing tool back when social media marketing, much less the number of platforms, was essentially obsolete.

Anyone who knows me well can attest I am nothing if undeterred (and perhaps fairly stubborn). Not only did I cut through the noise to launch social media marketing and strategy for multiple organizations, but over the course of nearly ten years thereafter I’d have a hand in marketing and working with some of the hottest pop-punk bands, indie artists and album releases, as well as building some of the largest traveling music and comedy festivals, spending several summers touring the country while capturing and producing all-access and behind-the-scenes content for social media during a time when it wasn’t prevalent.

Since then I’ve overseen and led social media and marketing initiatives in gaming with Nintendo and Activision, comedy, and influencers and most recently oversaw all the social media, content and digital marketing for five seasons for the Emmy Awards, the biggest awards show for television.

I’ve been fortunate that my professional experiences have also provided the opportunity to flex not only my creative muscles but also engage in interviews and informative discussions with talent, writing, being solution-oriented and pivoting on a dime, the realities of large-scale live event coverage and surviving multiple red carpets (it’s not easy folks). I’ve been around the block a while and am excited for whatever will come next!

In my spare time, you can usually find me watching sports or attending games, notably the Los Angeles Angels, LA Galaxy and if I’m lucky, the Tennessee Titans, jet-setting to a different country or state, trying new restaurants (because I think about food constantly) or writing (more like attempting to write).

If you would like to learn more about me and my work, feel free to reach out!