The throughline of my career has always been the same: understand the audience deeply,
build something they trust, and make the content work harder than the budget.
Nearly 20 years across CPG, a national anti-hunger nonprofit, and a food media business
I built to nearly $1M in revenue — the platforms and channels have changed, but the
instinct hasn't. I've always known that brand trust is the thing you either build
patiently or pay for repeatedly.
The brands that will win the next decade aren't the ones running the most campaigns.
They're the ones that AI already understands — because their voice, content, and story
are consistent everywhere it looks. I've been operating that way since before it had a
name, and helping brands do the same is the work I'm most interested in now.
Founded and operated a profitable independent food media business — building a full-stack marketing operation across SEO, email, social, and video from scratch. Independently sourced, pitched, and managed 10+ annual brand partnerships, while maintaining full P&L responsibility.
Led integrated marketing and communications strategy for a national anti-hunger nonprofit — driving donor acquisition, retention, and engagement through data-driven, multi-channel campaigns. Managed all external communications and served as a cross-functional partner to development, advocacy, and program teams.
Drove B2B marketing and sales enablement for a natural foods division, partnering with sales teams to grow retail distribution across natural and conventional channels. Led brand identity modernization and full packaging redesign across the product line.
Founded My Everyday Table as a solo operator — built the brand, content engine, monetization strategy, and audience from scratch over 8 years. Managed every channel simultaneously while growing profitable long-term brand partnerships.
When Google algorithm changes wiped out 30% of traffic overnight, I didn't guess — I went to the data. Audited what had been penalized, identified the pattern, rebuilt the content strategy across nearly 400 posts, and recovered traffic to its previous level. Came out of it with a sharper understanding of Google's quality signals and how AI discoverability works.
Pioneered MAZON's social media presence in 2014 — built the board-level business case, then transformed ad hoc posting into a structured growth engine. The real challenge: leadership wanted advocacy content, but the data showed storytelling performed better. The answer wasn't to ignore the mandate — it was to reframe it. Advocacy stories told through human narratives instead of policy language. Both goals served.
Grew My Everyday Table's email list to 11,000+ subscribers — adding roughly 100 new subscribers weekly through audience-first editorial strategy, segmentation, and ongoing optimization of subject lines and content.
Built AI into content operations before most brands had a framework for it — using generative tools for ideation, drafting, SEO optimization, and cross-channel repurposing. The goal was never just speed. It was maintaining one consistent brand voice across every surface, so that every piece of content reinforced the same signal. That turns out to be exactly what AI platforms now reward when deciding whose content to surface.
Based in Minneapolis, MN.