Make content that matters.

Most recently, that's meant consulting and fractional work with growth-stage and mission-driven organizations — and staying open to the right full-time engagement where I see a chance for real impact.

That instinct comes from two decade-defining stretches: seven years running digital media, content and marketing at TED, where I built the TED Audio Collective from two podcasts to twenty-two — now one of the largest independent podcast networks in the world — and grew our collective YouTube audience past 84 million subscribers, established the brand’s first TikTok channel and managed a $30M P&L. Before that, I spent a decade at MTV building its digital operation from a single website into a network of Webby- and Emmy-winning channels reaching 160M+ people. And before all of it, I was a magazine kid — editor-in-chief at College Music Journal, founding editor at Complex (pre BuzzFeed acquisition).

Since leaving TED, I've been intentionally restless — building the content team from scratch at Good Inside, one of the fastest-growing parenting platforms in the country; leading brand and content strategy for The Conduit, a London social-impact members' club, through its U.S. expansion; and taking on a string of consulting engagements for organizations navigating exactly the kind of content and audience shifts I specialize in. Right now, I'm taking on a small number of clients and staying genuinely open to the right full-time role. If that's you, let's talk and create.