I started as a journalist covering culture and technology, then left traditional media to start my own company: Clover, a digital media platform that grew to more than 200,000 subscribers before being acquired by Viacom.

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

Today, I lead marketing and communications at Brimstone, an industrial innovator, where I joined as the first communications hire and built the function from the ground up. My work includes owning company positioning, executive and investor communications, media strategy, thought leadership, and explaining deeply technical breakthroughs to the outside world. Along the way, I’ve secured coverage in outlets including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Axios, and CNBC.

My approach to shaping company narratives comes from my own winding career journey—from journalist and founder to brand storyteller, deep-tech operator, and communications leader. I specialize in bringing substance and clarity to companies tackling the world’s hardest problems.

The right narrative does more than explain the technology. It helps the market understand why now, why this team, and why it matters.