Translating Complexity into Clarity
Content Strategist. Brand Storyteller. Published Editorial Voice.
I've spent fourteen years turning complex ideas into stories people actually read — from Fortune 500 enterprise content to national publications like Education Week and NPR. I write for enterprise audiences who need technical things to feel simple, and for human audiences who need systemic things to feel personal. Two master's degrees taught me how people think. Fourteen years of writing taught me how to reach them.
View My WorkThe Work
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40%
Employee Engagement Increase
65%
Higher Email Open Rates
3,000+
Global Employees Reached
40+
Published Pieces
Copywriter. Content strategist. Editorial voice. I started in entertainment — Warner Bros., Dick Clark Productions, Lionsgate — where storytelling was the product. Then I brought that instinct into enterprise, publishing 40+ editorial pieces for a Fortune 500 learning technology company. I've ghostwritten executive speeches, designed educational campaigns that moved engagement metrics, and restructured global communications for 3,000+ employees across time zones. My work has been featured on NPR, PBS SoCal, and in Education Week.
Where the Work Comes From
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"I spent years writing for Fortune 500 companies. Then I realized the strongest content doesn't come from knowing the product — it comes from understanding the people."
USC MSW | Pepperdine MDR (Caruso School of Law) | Fortune 500 Strategist | Snap Inc. Storytelling Academy
I hold two master's degrees that most copywriters don't. Here's why that matters.
The Education — An MSW from USC trained me in how people actually process information, build trust, and change behavior — that's the thinking underneath every learning module, campaign, and case study I write. An MDR from Pepperdine's Caruso School of Law trained me to sit between stakeholders with competing priorities and turn them into one clear story. That's the skill the room needs when an engineer, a designer, and an audience all need the same content to work for them.
The Entertainment Roots — Before enterprise, I was in rooms where storytelling was the product — not the marketing department. I interned at Warner Bros. Entertainment, Dick Clark Productions, and Lionsgate. I was selected as 1 of 15 from 150+ applicants for Snap Inc.'s Storytelling Academy. That creative instinct didn't disappear when I moved into tech. It's the reason my enterprise content reads like storytelling with a business case.
The Published Voice — I produced a spoken word documentary for PBS SoCal. I was featured on NPR's Take Two as a commentator on education equity. I was published in Education Week as a national contributor. I've written for the Chronicle of Social Change and Her Agenda. These aren't side projects — they're proof that I'm an editorial voice, not just a hired pen.
The Evolution — I recently completed Google's AI Essentials Professional Certificate because the tools are evolving and I intend to evolve with them. I use AI to accelerate content workflows. But the foundation is always the same: complex ideas made clear, human, and worth reading. That's not a tool. That's a voice.
Entertainment taught me story. Enterprise taught me scale. Two master's degrees taught me people. And fourteen years of writing taught me that the best content doesn't come from knowing the algorithm — it comes from knowing the audience.
That's not luck. That's paying attention. That's the work.
Let's Talk
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I'm currently exploring full-time content strategy and copywriting opportunities — remote preferred. If my work resonates, I'd love to hear from you.
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