As a digital content veteran, it’s my priority to make people the foundation of everything we do in content and communications. Why? We’ve never lived in an age where the adage “the medium is the message” rings truer. And while that medium for your business is a digital channel, we’re still communicating with humans on those channels (well, most of the time; I see you, AI).
Human-centered communication and leadership is in my nature. I’ve been in the business of communicating since I’ve been in business—as a teen ready to make her mark on the world at her hometown newspaper. But much to the dismay of the introverted teen that I was, being a newspaper reporter sure as heck requires you to talk to a lot of people.
Since then, and like any good consultant, my tenure has run the gamut of content experiences. As a journalist and editor, I learned the ins and outs of government and policy at the municipal and federal levels. I then had a brief but intense baptism by fire in the kitchens and newsrooms of food media before I quite unexpectedly found my home in financial services.