About me

 

My career has taken me through some of New York's top advertising agencies, where I've had the opportunity to create work for brands like Ford, Subway, the New York Rangers, Canon, and Quaker Oats. Over the past 15 years, I've developed campaigns across television, digital, CRM, print, social media, and emerging platforms, helping clients tell their stories in ways that are clear, memorable, and effective.

 

One of my favorite parts of the job is seeing an idea evolve from a blank page into a finished campaign. I've pitched concepts in conference rooms, rewritten scripts on tight deadlines, stood behind the monitor during commercial shoots, and collaborated with talented strategists, designers, producers, directors, and clients to bring ideas to life. The biggest lesson I’ve learned is that great advertising is never the work of one person—it's the result of thoughtful collaboration and a shared commitment to doing remarkable work.

 

Outside of advertising, I've been performing improv comedy for more than 20 years, an experience that has shaped how I listen, collaborate, and think on my feet. I also studied filmmaking at the School of Visual Arts, focusing on directing, cinematography, editing, and production. When I'm not at my desk or on stage, you'll usually find me reading, cooking for friends, listening to music, spending time with friends and family, or trying to improve my pickleball game.

 

Thanks for stopping by. If you're looking for a creative partner who enjoys solving problems as much as writing fun headlines, I'd love to hear about what you're working on.