With more than twenty-five years of experience working on national and global brand communications across a range of industries, I have yet to lose my curiosity about design. I remain motivated by the words of designer Margo Chase—“question everything”—a principle that has guided my multidisciplinary approach and pushed me toward deeper inquiry, multiple solutions, and more thoughtful outcomes.

My interest in storytelling began during my undergraduate studies through early exhibition and experiential projects. I was involved in an exhibit tied to the work of Christo and Jeanne-Claude, which taught me the importance of respecting artistic intent and process. Later, while studying in Germany, I designed an experiential exhibit at a winery that integrated sound, narrative, and participation to explore how wine shapes everyday life. Those formative experiences continue to inform how I think about space, audience, and meaning, even as my work has become more institutional and public-facing over time.

When the musician Prince was asked which of his songs was his favorite, he famously replied, “the next one.” I share that outlook. I believe my best work is still ahead—driven by curiosity, rigor, and a desire to create experiences that resonate. I look forward to what comes next.