About Me

My path has been anything but linear — and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I began in Computer Information Systems in undergrad, then found myself pulled into the world of creativity: first as a graphic designer, then art director, creative director, executive creative director, consultant, social storyteller, margarita connoisseur, hotel aficionado, and global travel enthusiast.

At the heart of everything I do is a drive to create meaningful, lasting impact. Leading  large campaign approaches and ideas  with intention, cultivating unforgettable creative and approaches that stretch across continents, and design experiences that move people — and move the needle.

I’m a creative who finds solutions in structure and freedom alike: whether building intricate campaign systems or orchestrating spontaneous, leading high-energy productions around the world. I've learned that the best ideas don't just happen — they’re cultivated through hard work, clear vision, and a deep respect for the people who bring them to life.

Leadership, to me, is deeply human. It’s about seeing potential, nurturing it, and building organizations that give teams the tools and trust they need to thrive. It's about understanding culture — how it shifts, how it shapes us — and channeling that energy into work that’s both timely and timeless. Because true creativity isn’t just about making things look beautiful — it’s about building something that resonates, that endures, that moves the world forward.

Currently, I am Executive Director of Creative at the Walt Disney Company - Yellow Shoes Creative Group based in Los Angeles, California.

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FUN FACTS - (you wanted to know or not..) 
 

• Certified margarita enthusiast and unofficial tequila critic.

• Wanderlust-driven traveler, forever collecting passport stamps (and hotel points).

• Aspiring polyglot — still waiting for my brain to catch up with my dreams.

• Introvert at heart, ambivert by choice, and always on the lookout for kind souls.

• Proud dog lover and firm believer that every meeting is better with a dog present.

• Self-proclaimed hotel snob — if it’s not fabulous, I’m not staying.