As part of Huge's reputation communications team, I developed strategic communication strategies for clients like blockchain Tezos, Pantone, Converse, Nike, JBSS/Fisher Nuts, and more, ranging from media + influencer strategies, partnerships and events management, creation of brand narrative playbooks, DEI storytelling, managing on-the-ground PR at events like Art Basel in Miami Beach and SXSW, and more.

Oversaw multiple accounts in the hospitality space, including Singapore Tourism Board, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, F&B for The Metropolitan Museum of Art, F&B for Marriott International, Kyushu Tourism Promotion Office, Blue Ribbon Restaurants, Rainbow Room, and more. I managed numerous teams to create integrated communication strategies that incorporate media relations, marketing and partnerships, events, social media and influencer relations. I also ran the agency's digital division, with a focus on managing our owned channels and producing original content for B+B, and handle brand development.

Wrote and edited copy for client proposals and projects, in addition to working closely with the managing partner to develop the brand's identity and owned content, with a focus on the company blog, social media channels, website, and more.

As part of the International Accounts Division, helped tailor communication strategies for both Japanese and global audiences for multi-national clients, including Kikkoman, Sanofi, Boehringher Ingelheim, CASIO, American Medical Devices and Diagnostics' Manufacturers Association, U.S. Meat Export Federation, among others; also served as a key member on new business development.

Accepted as an ALT (Assistant Language Teacher) via the JET Programme and placed in Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture. Worked with numerous English language teachers across two high schools to develop English-language curriculum and to lead classes, teaching everything from English grammar, conversational skills, and essay writing, including one for seniors taking the TOEFL. In addition to teaching in the classroom, I also led a three-day immersive English language camp for freshmen during their winter semester, recruiting a group of Japanese English language teachers and other ALTs to assist with program development.I was also accepted to represent Nagasaki Prefecture as part of the JET Programme's annual orientation program for newly accepted JET participants, presenting workshops and assisting with the transition to living and working in Japan.

Originally started as a freelance contributor to NagaZasshi, an independent English-language magazine created by foreigners based in Nagasaki Prefecture focused on promoting Nagasaki, Kyushu and travel across Japan/nearby Asia overall, geared towards tourists to the area. I took over as editor-in-chief after a year, overseeing the editorial calendar, working closely with the magazine team and freelancers to produce bi-monthly issues, and developing partnerships with local businesses and holding events to raise funding.