I’ve been writing people-centered, strategic content since before it was cool.

What I do

I’ve always loved seeing how businesses shape our world. That’s why I built a successful career in communications tied to top-line goals for large enterprises, smaller organizations, and ambitious individuals doing work they love. 

Because I’ve been a news reporter and management consultant, I’ve been in newsrooms, conference rooms, and boardrooms. Often during the conversations in these rooms, I’ve been the voice offering a perspective that others haven’t considered. And I’m the one who stays cool and collected in crisis.

Now, I write and edit for people who ready to upgrade their communications. What I write runs the gamut of business communications — from marketing strategies to tactical components. I may be drafting a pitch deck one day, ghostwriting an op-ed or blog post the next, or framing a job proposal for a promotion the day after that.

On the corporate side, my communications campaigns have made money or saved money for employers. They have created better workplace experiences — on-site or virtual — for employees. What I bring to the table is an ability to look at communications from the no-nonsense, “what’s in it for me” (WIIFM) lens people use to filter information. 

I’m pretty good at tying grand ideas to the day-to-day realities people are living.

On the small business and personal branding fronts, I’ve started sharing my communications expertise formally because I’m an immigrant Black woman who wants to build a more equitable world. That is, I help motivated professionals and business owners elevate their brands by burnishing their stories and providing tangible communication tools they need to rise to the occasion. 

How I do it

Armed with curiosity, writing ability, and an MBA, I write with a focus on the outcome you want to see. 

Yes, I write with a purpose. Your purpose. Your “why” for doing what you do. Your audience and what you want it to do. 

My efficient approach to writing starts with understanding your goals and metrics through a conversation. Next, I look at where those pieces intersect with your audience’s needs and the tactics and tools that will motivate them. Only then do I write for you.

Need that writing support right now? I’d love to help you.