About

b. 1986, HK.

I’M NOT YOUR AVERAGE
CREATIVE DIRECTOR.

I bring as much passion for business, brand strategy, and creative operations as I do for generating big, bold ideas that actually move the needle. I lead teams, simplify the complex, and always deliver great work — even under pressure. And now that I’ve got two kids, everything I do comes with a complimentary side of dad (read: bad) jokes.

BIO

Born and raised in Greenwich, CT.
Lived off cereal and PB&Js.
Was a three-sport captain in high school.
Played football and baseball in college.
Worked in construction every summer.
Was the first member of my fam to get a degree.
Followed my passion for writing and design.
Married my best friend from high school.
Have two kids named Cameron & Kendall.*
Love the 49ers, Yanks, and Knicks.
Enjoy sippin’ on coffee and craft beer.
Would love to grab either with you.

* Seven-year-old boy wears a “Best Kid Ever” hat. He’s a really good kid, but the best ever is a stretch. Our four-year-old girl just might be.

SKILLS

• Creative Leadership & Team Management
• Copywriting & Art Direction
• Tone of Voice Development
• Brand Strategy & Identity
• C-suite Presentations
• System1 Methodology

EXPERIENCE






SAP

Creative Director
New York, NY  |  2023–Present

FACTOR

Associate Creative Director
San Francisco, CA (Remote)  |  2022–2023

MCCANN WORLDGROUP

Senior Copywriter
New York, NY  |  2018–2022

TracyLocke

Senior Copywriter
Wilton, CT  |  2017–218

Adams Outdoor Advertising

Associate Creative Director
Charlotte, NC  |  2016–2017

MCCANN WORLDGROUP

Senior Copywriter
New York, NY  |  2014–2016

Equinox

Copywriter
New York, NY  |  2010–2014

EDUCATION





SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS

Advertising
Winter 2013

Harvard GSD

Architecture
Summer 2008

Union College

B.A. in English & Visual Arts
Class of 2009

AWARDS

2025 CREATIVE B2B SHORTLIST

SAP “Unstoppable”

Effie Finalist

Cigna “More Than A Number”

Silver W3 Award

USPS “Watch Us Deliver” Dashboard

Silver ECHO Award

USPS “Holiday Playbook”

Webby Honoree

USPS “Mailbox Miracle”