Three degrees, in progress and earned
DBA candidate. MBA in Marketing. BA in Political Science and Geography.
Twenty years as a strategic leader. Most of that time in marketing and communications, in both corporate and non-profit work.
My career has moved through a few worlds. Industry side, I have led marketing for the Association of National Advertisers and the American Institute of CPAs, working with the kinds of stakeholders where strategy has to survive a long approval chain.
Volunteer side, I have served as Marketing Officer for American Mensa and led the North Hollywood West Neighborhood Council. Different audiences, same underlying question: how do you make communication actually move something.
I am finishing a Doctorate of Business Administration. The program lets me dig into the parts of strategic leadership that most consultants gloss over.
Before this, 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. It also informs how I think about the rooms I help leaders walk into.
The Greek concept of beautiful thinking. It is the thing I am trying to bring into client work, into teaching, and into the spaces I am part of.
A quick summary of what is on the resume.
DBA candidate. MBA in Marketing. BA in Political Science and Geography.
Association of National Advertisers. American Institute of CPAs. Marketing Officer for American Mensa, and volunteer leadership for the North Hollywood West Neighborhood Council.
Strategic communication. Marketing leadership. Ethical leadership and inclusive practice. Voiceover.
Client references available on request.
I can help you build a place where neurodiverse and intellectually curious people get to do their best work. That is the consulting in a sentence.