I’m a multi-disciplinary storyteller, guiding projects from concept to execution across industries. My work helps organizations tell their stories with clarity and purpose, particularly for mission-driven initiatives. In my marketing leadership roles, as an entrepreneur, and in filmmaking, I lead narrative development, visual identity, and production to ensure every project is thoughtfully realized. I’m also an U.S. Army veteran.

To get to know me a little better, here’s something I wrote during the height of global social unrest in 2020:

I’m from nowhere.

After being raised and living roughly equal amounts of time across multiple cities on three continents, the sum of “where I’m from” adds up to no particular place. This year has taught me that being from nowhere is a good place to be—it keeps me free.

Our natural need to belong often leads to an endless, fruitless chase, since you always end up at You. You…stripped of flags, race, culture, trends, family, political and social attachments. You in the raw, alone, with your Maker.

This year, with all its pain and spirit-testing struggles, with all the loss and light, the dying and living, the laughing and crying, the growing and falling behind, the getting back up—I am, without a doubt, immovable in knowing that humans are all the same, except in the decisions we make.

Our individual choices bring either light or darkness to ourselves and others. And though we are all imperfect, let’s hope the sum of our choices adds up to good. For 2021, cheers to light-chasing and better decisions.

Cheers to being from nowhere, therefore everywhere.