WHAT EXACTLY WOULD YOU SAY YOU DO HERE?

My career has never traveled in a straight line… and that's the point. I've been a video producer, a Chief of Staff, a global events director, a communications leader, and now a producer at NVIDIA. Each pivot looked unconventional at the time and makes complete sense in retrospect. The throughline is this: I understand how organizations work, what they're trying to say, and exactly what it takes to execute at the highest level.

That combination is harder to find than it sounds. A lot of people can generate creative ideas. Fewer can run the operation behind them. I do both and in the age of AI, when the speed of information and production has never been faster, that's the skillset that actually moves things forward.

What my zigzag career actually means

At NVIDIA, I sit inside one of the fastest-moving, highest-stakes creative environments in the world. My comms background means I can walk into a room with a difficult stakeholder and navigate it without getting spun out. I understand what executives need, how to frame a project to get alignment, and how to lead clearly when the path isn't obvious. A lot of that is invisible work, but it's the reason complex projects land.

The honest version of what I do? I can see a problem from the brand, product, or team development angle, identify all the pieces required to solve it, build the execution plan, and measure whether it worked. That's not a common combination. It's what a non-linear career builds if you pay attention at every stop.

My portfolio spans high stakes live events, marketing activations, global employer brand campaigns and bespoke, curated experiences. Not all of my work can be shared here, reach out to see additional work.

BIO

Today I'm a video producer at NVIDIA, where I work on one of the most creatively ambitious and fast-moving teams in tech. My background is anything but linear: I've been a broadcast producer, a Chief of Staff, a global events director, and a communications leader at companies ranging from early-stage startups to household names. Every chapter looked like a pivot and functioned like a master class. What I've built across all of it is a rare combination: I can see a problem from the brand, product, or team angle, identify everything required to solve it, and then actually execute.

I started my career pairing a passion for technology with a love of narrative, adapting filmmaking workflows for the early days of social media. As the first broadcast producer on Edelman's newly formed digital team, I built out the production practice and directed content for brands including Volkswagen, Adobe, HP, PayPal, and Starbucks. From there I joined Uber as the company's first content producer, scaling a production team from scratch to keep pace with 10x growth. In 2018, I launched the Uber Elevate flying car program out of stealth through a series of events that generated the highest positive press coverage in company history at the time. When the pandemic forced a consolidation, I joined the M&A team that landed Joby's acquisition of Uber Elevate, managed the employee transition, retained more than 80% of the team through the deal, and helped execute Joby's $5.7 billion SPAC in February 2021.

From there I headed to Singapore to join Netflix's emerging APAC PR and communications team as Director of Events, Experiences, and Screenings. I managed a team spanning the most diverse region on the planet through COVID lockdowns, and we came out the other side a performance powerhouse. In H1 2022 alone, we produced more than 75 events and screenings across the region. After Netflix, I went deep on AI as VP of Communications at Vivun, a Series C B2B enterprise startup, where I led internal and external communications, directed the first in-person customer event, and set the rhythm of business alongside the executive team. I then led internal and executive communications at New Relic through a major public-to-private transition before returning to my production roots at NVIDIA.

I studied film at UCSD and graduated with a BA in Visual Arts and Media, cum laude, with a scholar athlete distinction as a four-year varsity rower. I live in San Francisco, where on any given weekend you'll find me rowing on the Bay, flying with my husband, or biking my kid to new cafe openings and cool foodie pop-ups across the city.