I’m an editorial, production, and creative lead who works at the intersection of sponsors, talent, and cross-functional teams to make impactful, high-quality content. I do my best work in entrepreneurial, creatively driven environments.

I’ve built a career taking projects from the very first spark of an idea all the way through to delivery, constantly adapting to an evolving digital landscape and tweaking formats, stories, and distribution so they actually land with audiences.

Whether it’s a series exploring the design world in the UK, an Emmy-nominated run of animated love letters from people in conflict zones, or explainers that take something seemingly simple (like the price of milk) and show how complex it really is, my mission is the same: make content that sparks curiosity, drives engagement, and creates space for collaboration.

Right now, I’m the Director of Video Content and Distribution at Newsweek, where I focus on developing and producing original IP, elevating the quality and visibility of our video, and helping shape the organization into a truly video-led newsgathering operation.

Previously, at VICE World News, I led the production of multiple YouTube series from ideation through to delivery, including the Peabody- and GLAAD-winning series Transnational, created by a predominantly LGBTQ+ team. In my first year there, my team produced 110 hours of digital content.

Before that, as Executive Producer of International Digital Video at CNN, I built and led a 16-person team of animators, editors, shooters, and producers. We functioned as a creative production hub for CNN’s verticals—Style, Travel, Business, and News—bringing a strong visual and narrative identity to digital storytelling across the brand.

At the end of the day, I’m a sucker for a good narrative and for teams that aren’t afraid to stir things up in the name of meaningful, boundary-pushing work.