About me

I started my writing career specializing in sports journalism — it was reading the local sports page that got me started down this path — but I have expanded my professional horizons into copywriting, digital marketing strategy, digital content management, social media, web content writing, and more.

I think “storytelling” can sound a little overwrought or buzzword-y in describing this work, but when I boil it down, at the end of the day that is what I do: I tell stories and communicate ideas.

Over the course of my career, I have told the stories of Fortune 500 companies and growing startups, global superstar athletes and hometown heroes. I’ve told stories that sold products and stories that inspired action, stories that were personal and stories that were deeply researched.

At my last job — in corporate creative — I was sometimes introduced simply as the team’s “words guy” because they could turn to me for just about anything, from a pass over a speech for the CEO or strategy deck, to punchy social copy or environmental signage.

I always try to do it with a cheerful attitude, a collaborative spirit, and a desire to keep learning. I’d hope that if you asked them, anyone I’ve worked with would say that the words guy was also a great guy to work with.

Nowadays I’m interested in finding my next project and helping tell someone else’s story in a compelling way, no matter the medium or message.