Twenty-five years building brands at the intersection of technology, culture, and audience.
From pioneering digital capabilities at agencies in the late '90s, through global brand innovation at R/GA, into the startup ecosystem at Techstars, to leading marketing for one of the largest creative platforms in the world. I've led teams of 5 and teams of 75. Built things from nothing and reinvented things that were everything.
Today I'm CMO at Scratch — the foundation behind the world's most popular coding platform for kids. 160 million registered users. 70+ languages. 465,000 projects shared every day. My job is to make sure the world knows what this thing is and why it matters.
Hamilton College, BA Comparative Literature, 1995. The liberal arts → technology marketing arc wasn't planned, but it's the truest line through everything I've done.