ABOUT ME

My background blends hospitality, technology, and marketing — but the common thread has always been building experiences that resonate.

I’ve led regional marketing programs for major universities, worked on startups and early-stage products, supported private equity portfolio companies, and partnered with beloved brands like Union Square Hospitality Group and Amazon Student.

What drives me is the intersection of brand strategy, operational clarity, and human behavior — and I bring that lens into every role I take on.

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HOSPITALITY

I began as an intern and rose to Regional Marketing Manager, leading initiatives across seven accounts in the Northeast. From relaunching dining operations post-pandemic to mentoring marketers, I helped teams deliver under pressure while keeping standards high. I learned firsthand how presence, leadership, and empathy shift when you move into higher roles — and how to grow into that expectation.

Highlights:

  • Led 7-campus regional marketing operations post-COVID

  • Supported high-profile reopenings at NYU, Barnard, and Quinnipiac

  • Built marketing plans, brand refreshes, and physical/digital collateral

  • Mentored junior marketers across multiple sites

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EVENTS

At USHG, I helped bring Post Bar at the Saratoga Race Course from idea to reality — assisting with creative, operational, and digital execution. It was a venue with real energy, and the chance to open something iconic showed me the power of aligning brand and guest experience at every stage.

Highlights:

  • Helped open Post Bar, a new concept tied to an iconic venue

  • Designed and printed menus, built the venue’s website, and supported marketing ops

  • Provided on-site assistance during construction and launch

  • Captured the emotional value of a legacy hospitality brand in a modern context

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PRIVATE EQUITY

As the first marketing hire at Ambient, I built systems for a growing portfolio of acquired HVAC businesses. My focus was creating repeatable tools that could flex across companies — from brand templates to content calendars and budgeting. treated each company as its own while reinforcing the shared strategy.

Highlights:

  • Built scalable programs for a multi-site, PE-backed platform

  • Created systems for brand governance, asset management, and planning

  • Developed internal intranet tools to standardize marketing efforts

  • Balanced central objectives with on-the-ground business needs

  • Brought order and clarity to a high-growth, fragmented environment

AFFILIATIONS

  • In 2015, I received second prize in a shark competition to start my business. This eventually became ClothesOn.

  • I’m an active member of the American Marketing Association. I have also was a judge for the national marketing competition, assessing entries for product viability.

  • I’m Hootsuite certified actively use it in my roles.

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TECHNOLOGY

I started exploring product marketing while still in school — first as a Brand Ambassador for Amazon Student, where I helped lead on-campus campaigns tied to subscription growth. I saw how free product incentives, localized strategy, and data-backed targeting could work together to drive acquisition at scale. It gave me a front-row seat to how global brands manage growth — one campus at a time.

Around the same time, I co-founded ClothesOn, the first-ever digital wardrobe app on the Apple App Store. Built around a color-matching algorithm and simple swipe gestures, the app let users visualize outfit pairings in seconds — long before that functionality was mainstream. We worked with early influencers, marketed across national channels, and learned by doing.

That experience taught me two things:


One — you have to love what you’re building to carry it forward.
Two — the smartest move is to go learn from the best first, and to try when you’re really ready.

Highlights:

  • Executed Amazon Student’s subscription growth strategy via on-campus activations

  • Co-founded ClothesOn, a swipe-based outfit app with early influencer traction

  • Led product positioning, app launch strategy, and digital rollout

  • Learned foundational lessons in startup marketing, user insight, and prioritization

  • Sparked a long-term focus on scalable tools, real-world brand connection, and customer behavior

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I’M A SEAWOLF

While studying at Stony Brook University, I interned with their contract foodservice company — running campaigns, supporting events, and even helping in logistics. Food was always central to my life, especially in time spent with my dad, and this experience deepened my respect for how food connects people.

Highlights:

  • Ran campus-wide food events and coordinated marketing logistics

  • Gained hands-on experience in event setup, planning, and execution

  • Built comfort working with chefs, ops, and university leaders

  • Reaffirmed my belief in food as a vehicle for human connection