About

I grew up around design long before I knew what to call it. My dad was an architect, and some of my earliest memories are of watching him sketch, iterate, and think through problems in his office. Seeing ideas move from paper to something tangible shaped how I think about craft, process, and thoughtful execution.

I started my career in advertising at Foote Cone Belding, working with brands like Samsung, Target, Stella Artois, Discover, and Humana. Agency life taught me the importance of storytelling, clarity, and speed. More importantly, it showed me that speed, paired with strong judgment, is often how you arrive at quality. Those lessons still guide how I design and lead today.

Over time, I found myself drawn from campaigns to products, and from moments to systems. I moved into in-house product design to better understand what it means to design at scale. One of the most formative experiences was designing for over 16 million monthly users on the My Spectrum app, a crash course in complexity, constraints, and building simple, reliable experiences at massive scale.

Throughout my career, I’ve worked across both B2B and B2C products, building and scaling teams, establishing design practices, and partnering closely with product and engineering. I’ve learned that great products come from strong collaboration, clear strategy, and teams who care deeply about craft and outcomes.

Today, I lead design at Eventbrite, overseeing both the creator and consumer sides of the marketplace. I’m motivated by the challenge of building a platform that operates at scale while still feeling intuitive and human. I stay hands-on to help ensure quality from vision through execution.

Outside of work, I’m lucky to call Colorado home. I’m a girl dad to a three-year-old, have two dogs named Henry and Hattie, and spend as much time as possible outdoors. I’m drawn to endurance events, Type 2 fun, camping, and exploring whenever I can.