Practitioner publications
Original research on agency compensation, the cost of the pitch, creative briefs, LGBTQ+ marketing inclusion, and production tax incentives.
Senior consulting and interim leadership across marketing, communications, strategy, and AI adoption. Keynote speaking and voiceover work alongside. Twenty years in the practice.
Every engagement starts with the same question: what are you actually trying to do, and how will you tell whether it worked? Once that is clear, everything else gets planned around it.
Sometimes that means a full rollout. Sometimes a tightly scoped pilot. Sometimes a decision not to deploy yet. The deliverable comes out of the question, not the other way around.
That logic holds across AI adoption, senior marketing and communications work, and the speaking and voiceover practice.
Agentic AI rollouts. Partnership architecture. Operating decisions for the post-launch reality. Helping leadership teams find the value without the year of failed pilots.
Interim or fractional senior leadership across strategic planning, content, public relations, and operations. Two decades of practice, scoped to your situation.
Keynotes and event hosting on marketing, leadership, neurodiverse leadership, and ethical decision-making. Plus a working commercial voiceover practice.
My career has been about communication, leadership, and the spaces where those meet. I have run marketing for the Association of National Advertisers and the American Institute of CPAs. I have led volunteer work for American Mensa and the North Hollywood West Neighborhood Council. The mix is intentional: ethical leadership only matters if it shows up in both kinds of work.
Currently finishing a Doctorate of Business Administration at the University of Liverpool. Before that, an MBA in Marketing and a BA in Political Science and Geography.
I am neurodiverse, and it shapes how I read rooms, build teams, and design the work I do with clients.
Published reports, past in-house roles, and recorded conversations. The receipts are public; the references are on request.
Original research on agency compensation, the cost of the pitch, creative briefs, LGBTQ+ marketing inclusion, and production tax incentives.
Past in-house marketing and communications leadership at the Association of National Advertisers and the American Institute of CPAs.
Recorded conversations including ANA's "Content Marketing Tips and So Much More," plus speaking and hosting work and a commercial voiceover reel.
Three practice areas that overlap in the day-to-day work. First, AI strategy and adoption, with a particular focus on Agentic AI rollouts and the operating decisions leadership teams face after the pilot. Second, senior marketing and communications leadership, on either a fractional or interim basis, drawing on twenty years running the function in-house at trade associations. Third, a working speaking, hosting, and commercial voiceover practice.
Currently Senior Vice President, Brand & Media at the Association of National Advertisers, where I have been since 2014. Previously Communications Manager at the American Institute of CPAs. I have led volunteer work for American Mensa and the North Hollywood West Neighborhood Council. Published research and reports on agency compensation, the cost of the pitch, creative briefs, LGBTQ+ marketing inclusion, and production tax incentives.
Eunoia is the Greek concept of beautiful thinking. It is the thread I try to bring into client work, into teaching, and into the events I help plan through Daspion Design. In practice it means clarity over decoration, substance over slogan, and attention paid to the audience as people.
Agentic AI rollouts are a growing part of the practice. The work usually starts with helping leadership teams find the value without the year of failed pilots: partnership architecture, operating decisions for the post-launch reality, and the messaging that has to travel through a long approval chain. The starting point is always the same question: what are you actually trying to do, and how will you tell whether it worked.
Yes. Keynotes and event hosting on marketing, leadership, neurodiverse leadership, and ethical decision-making. I also run a working commercial voiceover practice alongside the consulting and speaking work.
Executive Doctorate of Business Administration candidate, University of Liverpool. Master of Business Administration in Marketing, University of Phoenix. Certificate in Entertainment Studies, Producing, University of California, Los Angeles. Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Geography, Eastern Michigan University.
Los Angeles, California. I work with clients across the United States and remotely.
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