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I am a European-American strategic communications and marketing leader, creative director, and former Presidential Appointee under U.S. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. I work with brands to make their stories not only heard, but unforgettable.

 

Early Days: At age 14, I produced a 90-minute documentary on the climate crisis featuring National Geographic's Sylvia Earle. It screened at the Blue Ocean Film Festival—hosted biennially by H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco—and won. 

 

Creative Reel: Through artistic collaborations with the United Nations, Morgan Freeman, survivors of the Ukraine war, and others, my work has aired on television in Germany, India, South Africa, Canada, Italy, Spain, Morocco, Portugal, the U.S., and beyond. In 2018, I directed a music video with gun violence victims that reached #1 on Rolling Stone's trending list. Following that, I produced and scored a handful of short films for Martin Luther King III, the son  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. And in 2020, my PSA encouraging voter participation premiered on national prime-time television, on MSNBC's The Rachel Maddow Show.

 

The Call to Serve: In 2023, The White House appointed me as CNCS Press Secretary. In my role, I supervised a team that worked to promote President Biden's Climate Corps, a historic program for young people rooted in the legacy of Roosevelt's New Deal. 

 

PR and Marketing: On behalf of my clients, I’ve spearheaded viral campaigns featured on CNN, NBC, BBC, New York Times, Oprah, GQ, Paris Match, People Magazine, Time Magazine, CBC News, ABC's Good Morning America, Wall Street Journal, Associated Press, Reuters, and many other local, national, and global media outlets.

 

Now: I currently serve as Strategic Advisor for the NAACP, America's largest civil rights organization with two million members nationwide, while also consulting with other clients. And when I’m not working, I love to chase the northern lights. 

What's Next: Do you have a transformative story to tell? Let’s join forces.

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