It’s gonna take the path it takes.
Krystina Alabado, Isabelle McCalla, Kate Rockwell, and Ryann Redmond as Regency Girls on an NYC shenanigan. A recent culmination of “yes, and.”
I partner with individuals, teams, and organizations to think through complex problems and opportunities and set strategies and plans to make them real. I do this by drawing on my experience in communications, applied storytelling, project management, on- and off-line community building, and strategy.
The non-buzzwordy version of that first paragraph is that I’ve been lucky enough to find myself in a bunch of wildly unique high profile scenarios with amazing humans and I noticed some things and got some reps.
My early career was focused on large-scale digitally driven communications initiatives for international brands. The last decade has been a chapter marked by policy and system interventions at the regional, city and/or organization level around disproportionate outcomes and the choices and structures that undergird them. The current chapter seems to be about the completely unpredicable way that projects can manager to pull on all of those experiences at once.
I see my work at the intersection of change management, organizational development, active and intentional culture, and process improvement. I suppose the non-buzzwordy description would be partnering with people to co-create long-term solutions to people-centered challenges and opportunities.