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About Me

It has always been about the potential to do good in the world. That’s why I’ve spent my career in the social impact sector as a professional communicator.
I believe we can create something better, for us all.

For nearly 15 years, I worked at nonprofit organizations as a professional communicator. When I left my last in-house role as Director of Enterprise Communications at a bi-national social enterprise, I knew I wanted to continue the good work of building a more just and inclusive future. Today, my communications consultancy is my path toward that future.

I work with purpose-driven organizations to help shape the stories that drive meaningful change in our world. I provide strategic capacity to communications teams and nonprofit leaders to align communications with their missions and avoid the dreaded churn of busy tactics.

I spent much of my career at the intersection of work, migration, and education. I led teams focused on painting the picture of what diverse and inclusive workplaces, institutions, and communities can look like. That human-centred approach continues to inform my communications practice.

I work collaboratively with organizations to develop high-impact communications that influence decision-makers, build trust, and centre voices closest to the issue.

I hold a master’s degree in professional communication and a certificate in change communications from University of Ottawa’s Professional Development Institute.

Toronto is home. I enjoy knitting and a glass of Niagara pinot. When the weather is warm, you can find me paddling one of Ontario’s sparkling lakes.

Calm water with a tree-lined shore in autumn with green and yellow trees

Autumn in Algonquin Provincial Park