Working to bridge the gap between communications and design.

I was driven by watching my mom - who stayed at home as a freelance writer while my brother and I were kids - the OG work-from-home woman. When we were in high school, she transitioned to a full-time position writing executive copy in-office where she exuded confidence and power as she looked for her coffee in her heels and pant suits. I admired her poise and began thinking I would like to follow in her communication footsteps to become someone another girl would want to look up to.

It all began in high school, where I excelled in A.P. Art and English. My freshman year at Marist College in Florence, Italy, deepened my love for fine art and set me on a path of self-development. I pursued a major in communications with a focus on public relations, specializing in image and crisis management, and added a second major in studio drawing.

During my studies, I worked part-time at the Media Center, where I honed my skills in photography and videography, and developed a knack for troubleshooting technological issues. My internships in marketing and design at a software company, a human resources firm, and the prestigious MET Museum in NYC further broadened my experience.

​After graduating in 2018, I joined the Cadmus Group, an environmental consulting agency. Here, I pushed my design skills to new spaces and discovered my passion for solving problems through visual communications and graphic design.

How did I get here?

What am I specializing in now?

At Cadmus, I assist the Director of Marketing and Communications in pushing our team of graphic designers to success in a constantly changing and challenging consulting landscape.

Established as the go-to problem solver on my team, I handle layout, design, copy, and troubleshooting technology with ease. I am the cool-as-a-cucumber resource coworkers come to when panicked about getting projects submitted correctly and on time.

I have worked with experts in engineering, energy, environmental protection, water quality, international development, and community resilience to create clear and inviting graphics for even the most complex processes.

My first inspiration

The early days of finding my skills

Where I broadened my horizons - greatly.