With over two decades of experience in graphic design, branding, and marketing strategy, I’ve built a career around transforming ideas into impact. I began freelancing in Toledo, Ohio in 2000, crafting original artwork and marketing materials for a wide range of clients. That early work sharpened my ability to assess needs quickly and deliver creative solutions that resonate.

In 2007, I joined ProMedica—then the region’s largest healthcare provider—where I spent seven years shaping a globally recognized brand. I produced advertisements, medical presentations, and educational materials that supported both patient care and institutional growth. From there, I moved to the University of Texas at Dallas, where I helped elevate the visual identity of the Jonsson School of Engineering through both physical and digital means, contributing to a significant rise in enrollment through strategic marketing efforts.

Most recently, I led a comprehensive brand redesign for Berger Communities in the greater Philadelphia area, developing cohesive identities across their subsidiaries, managing their digital footprint, and producing dynamic video and signage content. No matter where I’m at, I’ve consistently guided teams through concept, execution, and refinement—bringing clarity, collaboration, and measurable results to every project.

Now back in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, I’m excited to continue building thoughtful, modern design systems that connect with audiences and streamline the process behind them. Outside of work, I enjoy hiking, traveling, cooking, playing drums and guitar, building computers, photography, drone piloting, and indulging in most forms of entertainment.