My background spans independent publishing, brand narrative, and executive communications.

I founded and edit So She Thought, a weekly publication blending cultural analysis and becoming, where I report and write original essays every Friday at 8:00 am. My freelance writing has appeared in Slate, Partiful, and The Kitchen Conversation, spanning culture, health, and fashion/beauty.

Before going independent, I spent 3 years as a Senior Account Executive at 150Bond, a communications firm, where I ghostwrote for C-suite executives and developed messaging strategy for nonprofit clients, including the Cerebral Palsy Foundation, Intercom, Anthropic, and Watershed — work that required translating complex organizational priorities into narratives that held up under public and media scrutiny.

That combination — the discipline of running an independent editorial publication and the rigor of high-stakes communications work — is what I bring to every assignment: the reporting instincts and voice of a working writer, paired with the structural thinking of someone who has written for leaders whose words carry real consequences.

I'm currently available for editorial writing, copywriting, and freelance assignments with magazines, publications, and book projects.