With roots in design and brand building, I’ve spent the past two decades creating products, experiences, and brands for children and families. Today, my work reaches further, into places and community partnerships for people of every ability. I partner with brands, nonprofits, and cities from early research through launch, and I do my best work when I can stay close to both the strategy and the making.

My work is shaped not only by professional experience, but by life. As the parent of a son with significant disabilities, I’ve seen how products and environments can either support dignity, connection, and confidence or quietly exclude. That perspective led me to organizations like Magical Bridge Foundation, Big Wave Project, and Ada’s Cafe, where inclusion is built into everything from playgrounds to homes to meaningful work. It has deepened my attention to real families, real constraints, and the details that make experiences feel truly meaningful.

I work at the intersection of product, experience, brand, and community, connecting the dots across teams and partners and giving ideas the clarity they need to actually get made. Some projects need big-picture strategic thinking, and others need someone to jump in and make the work sharper right away. I’m comfortable in both, and the through line is always the same: I stay close to the work until something real exists.