That curiosity never left. It's why I ended up in marketing — it sits at the intersection of everything: strategy, creativity, technology, and the very human question of why people choose one thing over another.
Nobody handed me a seat at the table — I built one. I've worked in rooms where marketing was an afterthought and left with something that moved the business. At the enterprise level, with startups, on Main Street. The scale changes. The fundamentals don't.
I get into the work. Teams built across four continents, campaigns run in a dozen markets, and a genuine fluency in the cultural nuances that make global marketing work — not just translate.
I use AI because I built workflows that actually deliver — not because it's trendy. I find the whole business of marketing endlessly interesting after 15 years. If you need someone who gets oriented fast, builds something real, and leaves things better than they found them — that's the work I was made for.