I've spent more than 15 years figuring out why things don't work — and fixing them before anyone notices they were broken.
I'm an operations leader for creative and marketing teams. I build the systems, workflows, and habits that let talented people do their best work without hitting walls. I'm equally comfortable in a strategy meeting with senior leadership and a standup with a 20-person multi-shore studio team — and I genuinely enjoy both.
My background is a little unusual: Computer Science degree, 12 years in a boutique agency, a global nonprofit, a Walmart-scale creative studio, and a side career as an Outward Bound instructor and Lieutenant Volunteer Firefighter/EMT. All of it informs how I work — calmly, precisely, and always with the people in mind.
If you're looking for someone who can bring order to complexity without losing the human element, let's talk.
I'm looking for my next role with a mission-driven organization that has a track record of doing good work — the kind of place where operations exists to serve people, not the other way around.
Specifically: Creative Operations Manager, Marketing Operations Manager, or Studio Operations Lead roles with established companies. I thrive in environments that value both structure and humanity, move at a purposeful pace, and believe that how you build the team matters as much as what the team builds.
Targeting Phoenix, Boston, Philadelphia, the Northeast, Chicago, and Florida. Open to remote or hybrid.
The things colleagues mention when they describe working with me:

Optimizing Global Creative Operations: The Cella x Walmart Partnership
I joined the Cella Creative Studio supporting Walmart’s digital marketing at a critical inflection point. Managing a global team of 29—spanning the US, Latin America, and India—I was tasked with auditing a high-volume production engine that was struggling with inefficient revision cycles and rising costs per asset.
The Listening Tour & Strategy
I began my tenure with a "listening tour," interviewing project managers, designers, and stakeholders to identify not just process bottlenecks, but the human pain points behind them. This data culminated in a comprehensive operational strategy designed to transition the team from a reactive state to a streamlined, data-driven studio.
Solving the "Workfront Gap"
The primary challenge was that standard project management tools are often linear, while creative work is iterative. To solve this, I rebuilt our Adobe Workfront infrastructure from the ground up:
Data-Driven Leadership
To sustain these improvements, I built a suite of custom dashboards. For PMs, these provided real-time health checks and workload distribution across verticals. For leadership, I developed macro-level reporting on month-over-month asset volume, team capacity, and year-over-year production trends. This transparency didn't just improve morale—it proved our value to the client, directly driving an increase in project requests from Walmart.