I’m a Tampa Bay Area native currently living in Portland, OR. My career has taken me across the country, twice, including corporate communications roles in Vail, CO, and San Jose, CA.

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In 2013, I unexpectedly became a radio show host while earning credit as an advertising student for a nonprofit station in Gainesville, FL. At the time, I was also interning at a record label best known for Less Than Jake and its signature colored vinyl records. On the show, I featured local talent as a live performance scout for my college student government and production team, all while writing melodies on a 49-key MIDI board and Samson G-track from the cramped corner of my dorm. Eventually, I started designing posters for shows at the Civic Media Center, 1982 Music and Arts Venue, and artists like Pine Hill Haints and Twin Forks.

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My first leap into the music industry opened the door to graphic design and communications roles with NFL and NHL teams and affiliates. Later, I transitioned into working with Silicon Valley startups and San Francisco Bay Area-based businesses, where my focus remains.

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In my free time, I continue to write and produce music, chase bluebird days at Mt. Hood, or escape to the coast.