I grew up in a small town in Massachusetts called Dunstable, where I found my creative spark.

When choosing a college major, graphic design just seemed to fit. I chose Endicott College in Beverly, MA for the design program and the amazing internship curriculum. After two internships at print companies, I found a deep love for in-house marketing at PUMA. It was there that I realized my passion for integrated marketing and design strategy.

I moved to Boston in 2015, when I began my journey at Magic Beans, a local baby gear and toy company. There, I was the sole designer, so I had my hands in everything remotely creative. This well-rounded skill set catapulted me into the consulting world that I am in now, and gave me the confidence to go out on my own.

After quitting my full-time job I went all-in on the entrepreneur life, but when the pandemic hit in March 2020, I shifted my focus from in-person networking to virtual networking and social media marketing.

I’ve loved running my own business and have grown so much both professionally and personally. In retrospect, I think I chose the Graphic Design field because I knew I would never get bored. I truly believe that everyone deserves quality design at an affordable price, and that any business can benefit from having a strong brand identity.

I always tell my clients to let me do what I do best — so that you can focus on what you do best.