About me

I grew up in the East Village of Manhattan with a particular talent for spotting treasure on the sidewalk. Over the years, I’ve brought home an optician’s eye machine, which I used for ambient lighting, vintage Ferragamo heels still in their box, two framed Vogue posters from the 1920s, a book of witchcraft (for research), and a life-size mannequin, which I carried home myself.

I studied English and Creative Writing at Emory University, then discovered I could make a living finding what’s worth caring about, and arranging words, images, and ideas so other people care too. At Assouline, I pinned photographs and text side by side in the print room, piecing together how each luxury coffee table book would unfold. At Talkspace, I followed people’s questions across the internet and turned them into articles they actually wanted to read, helping grow organic traffic as the company went public. At Lippincott, I built the content strategy practice from the ground up and helped brands like MetLife, Danaher, and General Motors find their story and shape their voice — then I made sure their content could be found, by people and, increasingly, by machines.

All those years of scanning sidewalks have left me with a good eye for what other people walk past. Just don’t ask about any of my finds unless you have time for the story.