Professional Summary

Over the last 20 years, I’ve worked at the intersection of talent, creative development and production, bringing together the right people, partners and ideas to create compelling digital content.

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Today, I advise brands, publishers and agencies on creative campaigns and content strategy, from developing talent-led ideas and structuring partnerships to overseeing production and execution. My consulting work has ranged from individual campaigns to leading in-house content studios and everything in between.

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Prior to going out on my own, I served as Head of Video & Content for Ellen DeGeneres’ digital division during the show’s final season, a role that built on a career that has evolved alongside digital media itself.

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My work in digital started at MySpace, where I helped entertainment studios recognize the potential of emerging social platforms and created original franchises like Artist on Artist, a viral interview series pairing unexpected talent including Scarlett Johansson with Debbie Harry and Andy Samberg with Mike D. I also developed official filmmaker profiles for legends like Martin Scorsese and an advance film screening program called Black Curtain Screenings.

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From there, I led original and branded content development across Break Media, Buzz Media and Natalie Portman’s MakingOf before joining AOL as a Creative Executive. While in that role, I oversaw original docu-style programming and branded partnerships with companies including Capital One, Lexus and Rémy Martin, and served as creative lead on two Emmy-nominated series: True Trans with Laura Jane Grace and Making a Scene with James Franco.

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Across every chapter of my career, relationships have been a constant. I’ve built a deep network across talent representatives, publishers and production partners, and I know how to connect the dots by bringing the right people together to create work that delivers for everyone involved.