I have more than a decade of experience in producing content, building platforms, and managing projects for cultural non-profits. Focused on aligning opportunities with institutional priorities, I am savvy about leading collaborative teams to execute solutions.
I have specialized in user research, creative technology, and documentary-style storytelling. My background is in journalism, graphic design, and arts management.
I am an award-winning executive producer and content strategist who leads large creative teams to craft story-rich, emotionally resonant media. At The Metropolitan Museum of Art, I oversaw a team of 25 contributors across video, audio, and editorial, guiding the development of multiplatform storytelling projects such as Immaterial, Met Stories, MetKids Microscope, and Harlem Is Everywhere. These projects have earned Shorty, Anthem, Webby, and Museums + Heritage awards—and together, they demonstrate how museums can connect with audiences through inclusive, accessible, and beautifully produced narratives.
As a skilled project manager, I work with organizations to identify audience needs through usability studies, behavior research, journey mapping, and crafting user personas. I am experienced in analyzing information architecture and designing solutions. I support my clients and colleagues by writing insightful reports, concise spec documents, sharp user manuals, and detailed platform documentation.
My portfolio of projects includes websites and digital publications; site migrations and content management system implementations; in-gallery kiosks and interpretive platforms; and augmented reality applications.
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