As a child, I thought I would grow up to be a teacher, a lawyer, a meteorologist. I never dreamed of becoming a marketing professional.

Not every criticism is a verdict, sometimes it’s an invitation to something greater.

Some victories don’t make headlines, but they’re still worthy of celebration.

Years ago, some former coworkers gave me the moniker “National Word Ambassador,” partly in jest but partly because the right words come to me so naturally.

I consider myself a lifelong student, not only because I was diligent throughout my primary and undergraduate education, or because …

One of the most meaningful lessons I've learned in the midst of the changes going on in my life right now is you don't have to feel ready to begin a new thing. As someone with a strong A-type personality, I naturally want all the boxes to be checked and logistics in order before I take a leap …

If you're standing on the precipice of your own pivot, remember you're not starting from scratch.

One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned is that learning never stops. If you want to grow, lead, and stay aligned with the work that matters, you have to continually evolve and learn.

In our careers, we all experience seasons that feel a little heavier than others. Rejections. Proposals that didn’t land. Opportunities that slipped through our fingers. Speeches that didn’t resonate the way we hoped. These things can sting.

Should politics have a place at work? Before I answer that that, let me start here …

Belonging is a powerful and necessary in the workplace. When people feel seen, valued, and included, they contribute and thrive. Yet, somewhere along the way,

Heraclitus, the Greek philosopher, once said: “The only constant in life is change." One of my middle school teachers added his own twist: "Change is hard; then we die."  Two very true quotes indicating the ubiquitous and perennial nature of change.

Spoiler Alert: This post is not about Excel, but it does have include some professional tips.

I’m deeply grateful for the opportunities, education, and relationships that have come with every role. For me, work has never been just about tasks. It’s about discovery, growth, and producing meaningful work. My journey has produced some interesting lessons like …

As a communications leader, I’m constantly balancing strategy, storytelling, and execution. While I use a variety of tools throughout my work week, these three tools have become my go-to resources …

At an early age, my parents gave me one of the greatest gifts: a love of reading. Over the years, that love evolved into an affinity and talent for writing. Today, I consider myself a genuine and effective storyteller; not just because I know how to string words together but because I’ve learned how to make them resonate.

This year, my alma mater celebrates 130 years of shaping minds, building futures, and serving its community—and I couldn’t be prouder to be part of that legacy.