I began as a journalist, covering culture and tech, before leaving traditional media to start my own company: Clover, a digital platform that grew to more than 200K subscribers before it was acquired by Viacom/AwesomenessTV.

Since then, I’ve worked inside startups across climate, industry, and tech, helping them translate hard-to-explain ideas into narratives people can understand and engage with.

Today I lead marketing and communications at Brimstone, a VC-backed industrial startup, where I joined as the first communications hire and built the MarCom function from the ground up. I oversee company positioning, thought leadership, and external narrative, translating deeply technical breakthroughs for policymakers, media, and the general public. I also lead media strategy and have secured the company features in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Washington Post, Axios, CNBC, and more.

Throughout my career—as journalist, founder, and narrative strategist—the common thread has always been storytelling. Turning complicated breakthroughs into powerful stories is my favorite kind of challenge. I'm always interested in connecting with people building hard things, particularly at the intersection of technology, industry, and the physical world.