I write at the intersection of media, technology, and culture, specifically about how brands shape identity, how editorial thinking is changing inside organizations, and what it means to build something with a genuine point of view in an era when content is everywhere, and meaning is scarce.
My background is split between journalism and marketing, which means I think in stories and arguments simultaneously. I'm drawn to pieces that take something happening in business or media culture and make visible the underlying logic that most people haven't named yet.
I write reported features, essays, op-eds, and and thought leadership.
Editorial and Reported Work
Features, essays, and reported pieces published in external outlets. Writing in this category is pitch-driven and editorially independent.
Brand Narrative & Thought Leadership
Long-form brand storytelling, executive thought leadership, and editorial content written for or in partnership with brands. Writing in this category is strategically driven and outcome-oriented.
Essays and Cultural Commentary
Shorter form pieces, cultural observations, and arguments about media, brand, and the intersection of the two. Writing in this category is opinion-driven and voice-forward.
Wishful Working
Time Intentional
Five Lessons in Entrepreneurship From “Silicon Valley”
Venture
Why Do We Love Music From Fictional Artists and Bands?
5 Takeaways from Vice’s Guide to Culture 2023 and What They Mean for Our Culture
What B2B Brands Can Learn From Taylor Swift’s Marketing Strategy
Do we need Black Friday anymore?
It’s Not The “Great Resignation” or “Quiet Quitting”; It’s The Great Reprioritization
Startup Stash