Business leaders are often overwhelmed by marketing decisions — they fear they’re wasting money and missing out on customers. We serve as strategic and creative guides who prevent “random acts of marketing.” This gives leaders more confidence, more time and more leads.

I wanted to be able to say "yes" to a range of projects and clients. The variety that comes from a diverse client base is creatively energizing. Clients bring me business or marketing problems to solve. Maybe it's the need for a more professional brand, or print materials for an event, or visuals for a teaching series, or an annual report... Being an independent designer means that I get to partner with clients with a variety of problems to solve. And you benefit from the range of experiences and best practices that I've been part of. Most every day bring a new opportunity to be creative and productive for people doing both fascinating and routine things.

I was hired as Associate Director of Communications and responsible for the church bi-monthly newspaper/magazine and the volunteer writers who worked on it. In 2001, I was re-assigned to the Church's Website, which needed both a front- and back-end redesign. My responsibility was appearance and content creation/management. I continued in the role of e-Ministry Coordinator after moving from Lexington to Michigan. That relationship continued until November 2007 when I switched to a per-project basis for Southland. I now do little with the church Website and more with individual identity or print campaigns.