As an associate creative director for Splainers (an explanation video company) I led clients and internal teams at every phase. The Tone-Setting First Call. The Nitty-Gritty Strategy Session. The Free-For-All Concepting Meeting. The Follow-Up Laser-Focused Concepting Meeting. The First Client Preso (aka The Big Show). The Egos-Be-Damned Production Frenzy. The “I-Can’t-Wait-To-Work-With-Your-Team-Again” Post-Delivery Call & Backslapping Session.

Whether it was websites, social media campaigns, experiential campaigns, or video, T-Mobile always kept me hopping on multiple fronts. It wasn’t unusual to have my hand in 10-12 projects at the same time. Thank goodness for content management systems and exceptional organizational skills.

If you or someone you care about gets diagnosed with blood cancer, your world can turn into a flurry of unfamiliar tests.

To help put the hearts and minds of patients and their loved ones at ease, I led a team that created a heartfelt series of videos clearly explaining how different blood tests, imaging tests, lab tests, biopsies, and personalized medicine approaches work.

I have performed professionally in thousands of audience-interactive improv shows and interactive theatre experiences, which pretty much gives me a dual Master’s Degree in Collaboration and “Making Wonderful Things Out of What the Audience Gives Us.”

See what improv taught me about brands and social media and how the whole is greater than the one.

A world without AIDS was little more than a dream in 2010. So for this AIDS education awareness poster, I presented the stark reality: You can get tested and cuddle under the blanket or end up getting memorialized on one.

See how a copywriter intern took over a nearly forgotten cancer advocacy Twitter account and quadrupled its following in just 3 months.