"Would I rather be feared or loved? Easy, both. I want people to be afraid of how much they love me."
-Michael Scott (The Office)

I’m a storyteller, creative thinker, and professional over-analyzer who thrives on crafting connections that matter. My journey started in a home where creativity wasn’t just encouraged—it was practically the family sport. My parents let me dream big, fall hard, and learn fast, often with a well-timed ice cream cone to soften the blow. Those early lessons taught me resilience, curiosity, and that even the best ideas sometimes need a double scoop of comfort.

Born in Florida and raised on the southern crescent of Atlanta, Georgia, I grew up surrounded by diversity—of thought, culture, and experiences. This was both normal and essential to me. If everyone around you looks, thinks, and acts the same, you might need a change of scenery. But seriously, learning to celebrate differences shaped my belief that the best ideas—and the best teams—are born from variety and connection.

For over 16 years, I’ve channeled that perspective into creating meaningful brand experiences. Whether I’m leading a nationwide campaign, mentoring creative teams, or helping a brand find its voice, I aim to do it with care, empathy, and a relentless commitment to excellence. I’m a firm believer in human-centered design—not just because it sounds fancy, but because people deserve to feel seen and valued in every interaction.

care, empathy, and a relentless commitment to excellence

Of course, I’m also human, which means I have my quirks. I’m an unapologetic coffee snob, an avid music collector (yes, I still buy vinyl), and a borderline worrywart. Thankfully, my incredible wife and three wildly creative daughters keep me grounded and remind me that perfection isn’t the goal—connection is.

At the end of the day, I love what I do because it’s about people: their stories, their ideas, their dreams. My job is to help bring those to life in a way that’s thoughtful, bold, and just a little magical.

Let’s create something extraordinary—because the best work doesn’t just solve problems; it sparks joy, drives connection, and occasionally earns you ice cream.