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What I do, in a sentence, is help organizations find their identity, craft the messages that carry it, and build the systems that scale it. The longer version runs through several cities and a career that kept widening, and these days it's launched from an apartment in Lisbon. We moved here because I've come to believe the best ideas show up wherever cultures and languages and points of view overlap. The light doesn't hurt either.

I came up as a writer first, in journalism, fiction, and poetry, which is really the long apprenticeship of learning to pay attention. That grew into creative direction, telling stories for brands instead of characters, and eventually into systems work: content engines, AI workflows, the kind of tools that let people do their best work with more impact. Find the vision, give it value, and create the momentum to deliver it.

Alongside the work, I’ve always tried to lead through service. I served as past president of the Boulder Rotary Club, sit on the board of the Refugee Education Fund, and spent years as the outbound chair and youth protection officer for Rocky Mountain Rotary Youth Exchange. What it taught me led me to where I am today. The people whose maps don’t match yours are the ones who show you the currents you’d have missed alone.