As a digital marketing strategist, I manage campaigns and ad spend for nonprofits, using data-driven strategies to amplify their impact. My work spans PPC campaigns, website development, SEO enhancement, and creating social media content that reflects the heart of each client’s mission.But my journey here began long before digital marketing. In my early twenties, I spent five years touring the US and Europe playing trombone in a ska band called PBM. My love for music was fostered by a family of musicians, including my grandmother, who taught me piano and the importance of practice. Since then, I've been writing, arranging, and helping others with their musical ideas—a passion that led me to create a music studio with my best friend. Together, we produced content that allowed artists to share their unique stories proudly, and we signed a publishing deal with Music of the Sea to create commercial-ready music for placement.I’ve been fortunate to work in spaces that celebrate creative expression, like Interlochen, where I played in orchestras, attended concerts, and participated in workshops that taught me life is about more than numbers—it’s about the stories behind them. This idea inspired my work in acting, singing, and beyond, ultimately shaping my belief in the power of voice and identity.This belief informs my approach to digital marketing. I understand what it's like to be a person without a voice, and I dedicate myself to helping others find theirs. My work with nonprofits is more than a job; it’s a mission to uplift and empower people to realize their potential. Alongside my digital marketing career, I also create art in wood and concrete, with projects featured in Detroit's Hour Magazine and commissioned by organizations like the Kresge Foundation and the Detroit Institute of Arts.As I continue to learn and expand my skills in digital marketing, I aim to make each project not only effective but inspiring, bringing together technical skills with a collaborative, supportive approach that makes an impact.