I'm a professional copywriter, editor, translator and consultant.On a freelance and contract basis, I develop content, streamline and improve existing content, manage events and steer TOV and brand uplifts.I also occasionally provide SP-EN and GE-EN translation services, as well as line, copy and developmental editing services. I work year-round for private clients as well as firms and organizations in Canada, South America and Europe. Under this banner, I've done everything from designing brochures to managing large-scale events to developing far-reaching marketing campaigns and providing translation of printed matter, film dialogue and gallery text. This is a short write-up that covers an extremely diverse range of experiences.Clients include: -Outfit7-Atlantis-Film Berlin-Bauhaus-Universität-ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites)-Fundación Arteria-Books & the Bear Marketing-ISR Canada-Project NOW-MyWorldAbroad/Intercultural Systems-Children's Spaces -Raised Media-Disruptor-Youth Science Foundation Canada-The Canadian Encyclopedia-Vanguard Comedy Theatre-and a wide variety of individual clients.

Drawn work has appeared in: The Coast, The Periodical Project, Broken Pencil, Creative Quarterly, The Varsity, Sure Am Good, Culprit Comics, Die Active. My book of drawn work was published by Conundrum Press in 2012. I currently work on a commission basis.

-Editor & Researcher, 2008 - 2013-Lead Editor & Social Media Coordinator, 2013 - 2016-Managing Editor, 2016 - 2018-Freelance Management Support, 2018 - presentMyWorldAbroad is a service-focused website boasting over 4,000 pages of content and hundreds of tools, all dedicated to maximising students' go abroad experiences and improving their career prospects.- Working remotely from various international locations, filled several roles for this web-based, content-driven subscription service. - Developed a large-scale, year-long social media nudging plan for clients.- Instrumental in conceiving and carrying out high-level re-design of the site. - Responsible for hiring, coordinating, training and managing developers, researchers and translators remotely across various international time zones. - Conceived, coordinated and carried out the Stories from Abroad project, sourcing, collecting and publishing 80+ international experience stories from students and young professionals across North America.- Responsible for copyediting thousands of pages of text, developing marketing strategies, project plans, sell copy and high-level content.

I received my BA Hons from Trinity College, University of Toronto, and my MFA in Public Art & New Artistic Strategies from the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar. In the latter program, my thesis was titled "Viva Voce: Voice, Location, Adaptation."I now maintain an ongoing practice as an interdisciplinary artist, writer and performer and am currently based in London, England. I work primarily with voice and sound-based work, as well as text, theatre, comedy and performance. Work has been displayed in Canada, the US, Germany, Argentina and Bosnia. I also created "The Blaring House" a collection of comic pen & ink drawings, which was published by Canada's boutique publisher, Conundrum Press, and I regularly collaborate on projects.

Early in my career and during my undergraduate studies I held various short-term contract-based administrative positions at cultural organizations in Ontario, Canada. These early positions were invaluable for building an understanding of behind-the-scenes cultural and heritage management, and event-focused production schedules. I worked at Theatre Ontario, The Writer's Guild of Canada, Campbell House Historic Site, Elmwood Spa, Lipman Contemporary Art, and more.

For several years, I was involved with the School for the Performing and Technical Arts at Kitchener's Centre in the Square theatre facility. This month-long summer training camp for teenagers was dedicated to building skills in all fields of the performing arts, serving students from the beginner through to the advanced levels. As a teaching assistant I managed groups of between 10 and 75 students, assisting with training and developing activities and challenges to promote their creative development and build performance capacity. As an administrator, I managed the students' full camp schedule, co-ordinated with instructors and assisted with the logistics of a final performance on the main stage.