I signed with 604 Records in 2020 in released my debut album 'Panorama' in April 2021. Panorama received commercial and public radio play in Canada, Stingray Canada support, editorial playlisting on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and YouTube Music. My focus track, "Masquerade," landed me in the Top 5 of the CBC Searchlight Competition.

Designing and facilitating Zero Waste workshops for Grade 5 students across Vancouver in partnership with the City of Vancouver and Vancouver School Board. If you're interested in getting this workshop into your school, please see the flyer below:

I am passionate about storytelling, and supporting organizations in telling their stories most effectively. My freelance work combines my skills in interviewing, writing, editing, and creativity to adapt to any project. Past Contracts:- Research/writing support for 5 RFP submissions (Open Door Group, 2018)- Proposal writing for Hefco Solutions (August 2018)- Interviewer/copywriter for UnTapped Awards Gala and Autism at Work 101 (Open Door Group, 2017)- Chosen as one of ten Canadian undergraduate journalism fellows for Possible Canadas project (Discourse Media, 2015)

Worked in a small team to design and implement experiential education programming for a variety of school and community groups at an off-the-grid camp outside of 100 Mile House, BC. Programming included multi-day trips and on-site leadership and team building.

- Lead researcher/writer and project management support for 7 RFQ submissions to the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction - Provided administrative support to Chief Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer, and Board of Directors, including inbox management, scheduling, drafting documents, and meeting minute-taking- Supported Marketing team by: creating compelling website content aligned with organizational branding, conducting in-person employer outreach

I come from an aquatic-loving family, and was registered as a British Columbia Summer Swimming Association Member (BCSSA) when I was only three hours old. After spending my youth training and competing, I began volunteer coaching as a pre-teen. Soon after, I became a paid swim coach with the Port Moody Aquarians. I worked in the water with youth ages 3-16, leading drills and providing stroke correction. During my last few summers, I led my own group of swimmers. This responsibility included: long-term seasonal planning; short-term practice planning; tracking splits at swim meets throughout the season; communicating with parents; supporting coach development; and (of course) developing positive relationships with my swimmers.Ultimately, it was my connection to the incredible young athletes I worked with that energized me summer after summer. I created several initiatives with my group to foster a supportive competitive environment, including a weekly goal sheet to fill out at home with parents and a weekly challenge set where we tracked progressions over the summer.

As SRC Secretary, I was responsible for attending every weekly funding meeting and typing up verbatim meeting minutes. These minutes would be cross-referenced with my recording of meeting for any items requiring clarification, and then posted to the SRC website. I also sent weekly email updates to the entire university student body regarding key meeting items. At the beginning of my tenure, I recognized that most students didn't read these emails, and decided to change my approach to engage a wider audience. I began making pop culture references or embedding jokes throughout the email as incentive to read all of the updates. Although there was no SRC-sanctioned way to track whether these changes made a difference, my emails were suddenly mentioned on our campus Yik-Yak as a weekly highlight.