My Portfolio
Barrow Neurological Institute
As one of the leading destinations in the world for neurology and neurosurgery, my years partnering with Barrow have found me crafting everything from billboard headlines to campaign taglines to countless WebMD-style resource pages—the latter of which have boosted site traffic by nearly 25 percent in 2025.
AKI FoundationalYouth Services
An invitation to reimagine site copy for the Washington state nonprofit AKI led to some of my most-loved work in 2023 and 2025. It was all too easy to fall hard and fast for this women-led organization that provides intensive case-management for youth across five inclusive, safe and nurturing homes.
Columbia Riverkeeper
This steadfast Columbia River ally deep-dives into climate action while supporting tribal communities and healthy fish populations. Key to their efforts has been the ongoing Bonneville Dam Cleanup, and finding a way to communicate their key messages in person, in print, and on socials in 2025 and 2026.
Everytown for Gun Safety
After championing this organization off the clock for years, I was delighted to pair up with Everytown Research to methodically polish up their Gun Safety Index tool, used to evaluate US colleges and universities on eight gun safety elements .
East Cascades Oak Partnership
When you combine a deeply scientific organization passionate about the PNW’s oak trees with a need for a concise Strategic Action Plan, the challenge is set. The end result: A once 100-page strategy becomes a cool, visually pleasing 19.
Perkins & Co.
My print work with local accounting darling Perkins & Co for an Alice in Wonderland-themed affair still prompts a slow-spreading smile. There’s so much to love about a financial firm that’s consistently voted a Portland favorite, yet doesn’t take itself too seriously.
Levi’s Campaign Experience
My time on the Levi’s account not only made me into an accidental ambassador, but solidified my love of an original online experience more than a decade prior. With the Luv My Levi’s campaign, visitors could toggle between three real women to see how they might style their own pair and hear their approach to style, straight from the source.
Park City Mountain Resort
A creative director-copywriter pairing born out of the referral of a friend of a friend, my time spent on the Park City advertising slopes across a mix of mediums never really felt like work. My only regret is not making it to the #1 Family Vacation Destination, per SKI Magazine.
Levi’s Banner Ads
Banner ads were my bread and butter back in the day. Here, the iconic “Yes We Can” became “Yes He Does” in a Levi’s ad celebrating the 44th president’s (sigh) inauguration. The image in question was none other than the man, myth and legend himself giving a stump speech in his own pair. Simpler times, all around.