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About

Hi! If you've made your way to my website, it's probably because you're looking for social media help.

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In that case, welcome, and let me tell you a little bit about myself and what I do.

I love writing and creating, and have ever since the first time I opened a book.

What does that have to do with social media? It’s all about telling a story – your story - and telling it well. And I’ve spent a lifetime learning how to tell a good story.

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I studied English Lit at the University of Pennsylvania. Started the only women-run beer blog in Philadelphia as the craft beer movement was first emerging in the city. Spent ten years as a marketer in local arts spaces, where I interviewed artists from all mediums and walks of life. I’ve worked as a freelance journalist and a copywriter in advertising, published creative fiction, dabbled in theater and film.

All of it serving my one consistent drive: telling a good story. And at some point I realized this is a skill a lot of people need, and a lot of people struggle with.

That’s why I created my own business in 2017, as a Social Media Consultant working with other small-to-midsized businesses who have good stories to tell but don’t quite know how to do it.

Together, we work towards building brands that others find relatable, fostering deeper and more meaningful relationships with customers and clients, and most importantly telling their stories through the wonderful and ever-evolving medium that is social media.

Fun Facts

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In 2015 I began a series of trips - along the east coast, to China, and to the Philippines - with the goal of working on my creative writing in new and exciting settings. While my novel is unfinished as yet, I learned that great adventures can be found in the most unexpected places.

See my poetry book 🡒

Writing Adventures

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In 2012, I collaborated with my sister and wrote and published a horror story in a Philadelphia Anthology.

Read the interview 🡒

First Publication

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Every so often, the acting bug strikes. From indie and student films to TV pilots, I've tried a little bit of everything.

Find me on IMDB 🡒

Acting

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I spent a year after graduating Magna Cum Laude from Penn with a degree in English Literature...running a beer blog with a friend.

See the NBC10 writeup 🡒

My Beer Blog

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In my Sophomore Year at Penn, I began working as a research assistant to Dr. Jeffrey Ware at the Perelman School of Medicine. The project involved conducting research on behalf of NASA's studies on the long-term effects of radiation on a manned mission to Mars. Dr. Ware never once questioned what an English major was doing in the School of Medicine. His belief in me paid off. While the experiment failed, my notes were so thorough that the project was able to secure a second year of funding.

Read the study 🡒