What do you need to say?
Let’s figure it out.
Every story has a “so what?”
It’s the reason you’re communicating. It’s what you’re trying to say.
As a writer, my goal is to help you find your “so what”—and share it with the right audience.
I’ve worked with multiple industries—including healthcare, technology, higher education, and government—to take complex information and turn it into clear communications.
Interested? Get in touch. I’d love to work together.
About Me
I love what I get to do.
For the past two decades, I have been lucky enough to work with excellent clients in a variety of industries, from healthcare to technology to government to food and drink (and especially whiskey).
Throughout my work, one theme has held consistent: I take lots of information—much of it complex—and make it simple.
Simple may look easy. It’s not. To share information in a clear and relatable way requires a complete understanding of what you’d like to accomplish. My approach is to make sure I learn as much about you, your brand, your goals, and especially your audience to make sure we create a successful product, together.
Recent Work
Nationally, black women are 243 percent more likely to die from pregnancy or childbirth-related causes than white women. Here’s what Eastern Virginia Medical School is doing about it.
The University of Washington remembers the Mount St. Helens explosion: Four decades later, what have we learned?
At Lewis & Clark College, Dr. Norma Velasquez Ulloa uses tiny fruit flies to understand big issues in behavioral genetics.
Recent Clients
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Let’s chat about what you’d like to accomplish.
(At least with your communications.)