Creative director for brands with complex stories. 15+ years leading experience design at frog, Williams-Sonoma, and venture-backed startups. Architectural Digest Innovation of the Year winner.

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Spigit (Mindjet): Fostering a Culture of Innovation

Design and produce a conference for government and financial sector partners that would inspire learning, facilitate meaningful networking, and deepen business relationships—all while working with a minimal budget.

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UBMobile

Design and produce a conference for government and financial sector partners that would inspire learning, facilitate meaningful networking, and deepen business relationships—all while working with a minimal budget.

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Decorist: The First Online Interior Design Platform

Democratizing professional interior design through technology and human-centered experience

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Architectural Digest
"Innovation of the Year"
Award

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The Era of Sustainable Logistics

A confidential event company was competing for a major DHL Americas Technology Conference contract—a project typically awarded to much larger firms. They needed a bold, innovative concept from me that would prove a smaller agency could deliver big ideas. The timeline? One week to create a complete vision.

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