This is the part
where you reach out.

Email me

Sure, being this direct might feel bold. But so am I—and since I’ve already got your attention, you might as well reach out. Worst case, you get a quick reply and a little sarcasm. Best case, we stir something up together.

Still not sure? I even crafted some FAQs for you below…

FAQs

(a.k.a. things you might be wondering)

  • Whoa, loaded question. Assuming you mean expensive to hire—I do know what I’m doing, so you’re paying for experience and results. Translation: I’m not bargain-bin, but you’ll get your money’s worth.

  • Yes. Too fast, honestly. Inbox zero is my toxic trait. Except for that one time I drafted a reply in my head and forgot to actually send it. Oops.

  • Email. Always email. (LinkedIn is fine too, but let’s be real — email wins.) Unless you’re one of those cold-call texters — in which case, weird flex, but I’m here for it.

  • Nope. Energy, engineering, construction, automotive, supply chain and logistics, finance, SaaS, offshore governance, EVs— if it’s confusing, complex, or acronym-heavy, I’m in. Unless it’s explaining crypto to your uncle at Thanksgiving—I draw the line there.

  • I’m by no means a designer, but I know enough to be dangerous… I wish. That’s where the magicians come in. I handle the strategy, messaging, and story—then I team up with designers who make it look beautiful. That said, I’m well-versed in most design platforms like the Adobe Suite and Figma, so I can collaborate seamlessly (and occasionally hold my own in a layout).

  • Of course. Give me a day and an hour-long conversation, and I’ll have whatever space you’re in figured out like I’ve been living there for years. Curiosity is kind of my superpower.

  • I’m a 99.9% remote worker—mostly because I work a lot, and commuting just feels inefficient at this point. But if the project (and the money) really makes sense, I’ll consider it.

  • Nope. I’ve partnered with billion-dollar infrastructure leaders and scrappy startups. If the challenge is interesting, I’m in.

  • Totally fine. I’ve done everything from 200-page industry reports to one-off decks. The size doesn’t scare me—the boring stuff does.

  • Of course—if the money’s right and the challenge is there. I’ve been a Director of Communications for 10+ years, so I know how to thrive inside a company, not just agency-side.

  • Does NASA count? (Kidding… mostly. I’d happily settle for anything that feels as ambitious as launching rockets.)