Great brands aren’t built by marketing or creative alone—they’re built when both are led as a single, integrated discipline.
My career has been shaped by financial services—particularly investing and insurance—where regulatory constraints require innovative thinking, disciplined execution, and staying attuned to market dynamics.
That foundation informs how I work today: combining strategic vision, AI‑enabled workflows, and experienced judgment to translate complexity into clear marketing strategy, positive digital experiences, and communications that build familiarity, trust, and sustained engagement.
Experience spanning global asset management, property and casualty insurance, and mission-driven military communications.
Communications efforts needed to drive measurable audience response and behavior change across highly fragmented, low‑trust markets with limited media literacy and no standardized messaging infrastructure.
The program generated more than $5M in reward payments tied directly to verified, high‑value intelligence and drove sustained increases in calls, texts, and actionable tips from local populations. Because of its effectiveness, the campaign was adopted as a template for other counter‑insurgency (COIN) operations globally, scaling beyond its original geography.
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Industry: Architecture / Professional Services • Role: Marketing & Communications Leadership • Timeline: Post‑Merger Integration
Two complementary architectural services firms merged and required a unified market presence under a new brand, Northern Architectural Systems. Existing brand identities, service definitions, and digital experiences were fragmented, limiting cross‑sell opportunities and weakening search visibility.
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Industry: Specialty Insurance • Company: ProSight Specialty Insurance • Role: Marketing & Communications Leadership • Timeline: Pre‑IPO Transformation
ProSight Specialty Insurance was a mid‑sized organization preparing for increased scale and visibility as it transitioned toward a public‑company posture. Marketing operations were lean, required broad ownership, and existing digital infrastructure limited flexibility, efficiency, and content velocity.
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