A Bit About Me

I’ve been an artist since childhood. Fashion design, drawing, writing, film photography, and sewing helped shape how I see, translate, and create experiences.

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Alongside my creative practice, I built a parallel corporate career inside complex organizations: global nonprofits, financial institutions, and cultural-access programs. I spent years managing international programs, coordinating high-stakes events, building reporting systems, and working inside operations that didn’t have room for guesswork or inefficiency.

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Today, I focus on designing experiences and creative programs for libraries, hotels, nonprofits, schools, cafes, and cultural spaces. Discussion salons. Workshops. Afterschool residencies. Programming that doesn’t feel institutional but does run professionally.

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Alongside creative work, I advise organizations whose customer systems aren’t pulling their weight. I help teams clean up misaligned systems, clarify customer logic, and get sharp before they spend money on platforms and tools. Think CRM audits, relationship strategy, and executive clarity without the tech jargon.​

I also work as an insight partner around events and convenings — attending conferences and cultural gatherings not as a networker, but as an analyst. I pay attention to what repeats, what’s coming, what people are quietly anxious about, and where opportunity is forming. I deliver targeted takeaways that can be tested and implemented immediately instead of trend reports that expire in inboxes. If something can’t be acted on in 30–60 days, I don’t recommend it.

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In parallel, I’m a substitute teacher in Philadelphia and Delaware County public schools. 

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I don’t sell vibes.
I don’t sell templates.
I don’t sell noise.

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If you’re looking for someone who understands institutions, breathes culture, and builds experience with taste and discipline, I'm your girl.