Wayfarer Vans exists to build simple, quality camper vans. Our vision is to be a leader in outdoor stewardship by guiding our community through education and adventure that collectively creates a positive impact on our wild spaces.The idea for Wayfarer Vans was born from a soggy camping trip and came to life in a one-car garage. We’ve grown and evolved with nearly 1,000 Wayfarians on the road, but we’ll always be outdoor enthusiasts who want to make camping easier and more enjoyable for everyone.

We’re an online charity that makes it easy for anyone to help an adult with an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD) who is in need.

Working in tandem with the sales, marketing, and client success teams, I provide strategic guidance and support for brand positioning, demand generation, and B2B2C operations. I work closely with leadership to develop customized strategies for educating each client's eligible audience on the benefits of PeopleOne Health's advanced primary care model.

Behavioral Health Center of Excellence is an international accrediting body created to meet accreditation needs specific to the delivery of behavior analysis. We develop and measure voluntary consensus standards for autism and Applied Behavior Analysis service providers.

Works cross-functionally to develop and execute the digital marketing strategy of Paladina Health. Partner with and support internal stakeholders by developing, implementing, tracking and optimizing digital marketing campaigns across all digital channels including email, web, video, mobile, and social.

My work with Timberleaf Trailers was a passion project that began following the fabrication my own teardrop trailer. As freelance marketing director, I provided strategic direction on all marketing, branding, and communications initiatives. This included email marketing, web management, video development, and strategic partnerships. In early 2018, Timberleaf Trailers moved to Grand Junction, Colorado, and moved their marketing function in-house. I retain strong relationships with their entire team and visit every chance I can!

Trumpet Behavioral Health strives to provide exceptional behavior treatment services for children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs). Our treatment is based on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), an outcomes-based, scientific approach to measure behavior, teach socially significant skills, and evaluate the progress of those skills. ABA focuses on data collection and direct and objective observations, and is used to increase behaviors, teach new skills, maintain behaviors, reduce inappropriate behaviors, and generalize behaviors. Our services are delivered by credentialed clinicians and therapists in homes, schools and our company-operated centers.

- Managed dual role responsibility as business development and community outreach specialist for Franciscan Physicians Hospital and Franciscan Hammond Clinic.- Developed and tracked startup hospital's first external marketing budget- Managed 'Midwest Central Business Park' sign including solicitation, panel design, production, replacement, and maintenance-Volunteer Coordinator and journalist for hospital and clinic community benefit tracking. - Coordinated and managed over ten events involving up to 300 attendees- Wrote and edited stories for internal and external publications including Regional Rounds, Franciscan Focus, Franciscan Spirit, The Times, Post-Tribune and more.-Created, designed and published the Franciscan Companion community newsletter reaching 33,000 households prior to inception of the Franciscan Focus.- Designed and published hospital's first employee newsletter, the Franciscan Beat- Effectively implemented and managed marketing promotions utilizing television, newspaper, radio, direct mail, internet and more. - Coordinated regional marketing efforts through the Franciscan Alliance Regional Marketing Department -Overhauled hospital's website and intranet page including copywriting, path layout, content links and updates.

As the marketing & PR intern at Franciscan Physicians Hospital, I was given a list of tasks, most of which allowed me the summer to complete. These included production of a community newsletter, revision of the hospital's webpage and a facility makeover of interior/wayward signage. I began a quarterly community newsletter, titled the "Franciscan Companion," in the summer of 2010. I wrote and edited the eight page newsletter from start to finish. This included setting up interviews with physicians and staff, writing all copy and working with a design firm to complete the layout of the newsletter. The Companion reach just over 33,000 households in the Northwest Indiana region. I completed three issues before the newsletter was merged into Franciscan Focus, a 24-page community magazine produced by the regional marketing department of the Franciscan Alliance. I continue to produce and contribute one fourth of the editorial content for Franciscan Focus.