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 resiliency to create clear and inviting graphics with even the most complicated processes. I

My first inspiration

The early days of finding my skills

Where I broadened my horizons - greatly.