I do a lot of different things.
Production. Creative direction. Building companies. Health. Coaching. Storytelling. Advocacy.
The thread running through it all of it is how I see, how I think, how I work.
I listen. I pay attention. I see the whole picture. I figure out what’s needed. And find a way to make it happen.
Sometimes that means seeing what’s underneath the problem. Sometimes it means trusting what’s already known but hasn’t been said out loud yet. Sometimes it means creating the structure, accountability, and momentum to actually make a change.
Different work. Different problems.
Same way of working.
Ways to work with me.
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Coaching
For figuring out what’s next.
One-on-one & group coaching experiences.
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Consulting
For making things happen.
Creative production, strategy & fractional leadership.
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Speaking & Teaching
For exploring how we live & work.
Speaking engagements, workshops, podcasts & collaborations.
I’ve spent my career figuring things out.
I started in editorial photography, working at ELLE Decor and Architectural Digest, then moved into creative leadership at One Kings Lane, where I built and managed teams across licensing, art buying, and creative production.
For the last 11 years, I’ve run my own production business while also building Complex Creatures, the breast-care company I co-founded nearly six years ago.
Along the way, I’ve built teams, produced shoots, developed products, packaging, launched brands, created events, worked with partners, hosted conversations, and figured out approximately a million things that didn’t exist before we needed them.
Different work. Different problems. Pretty much the same job:
See the whole picture. Figure out what’s needed. Find a way forward.
I’m very good at that.
And I’m very good at people, too.
What I’m working on.
Wovxn: Breast Health
A short-form podcast about breast health, the things we don’t talk about enough, and knowing your body.
Listen.
Breast care, rethought.
I co-founded Complex Creatures to give women better products, better information, and a better relationship with their bodies.
Learn more.