Creative communication that produces results has been the professional thread throughout my career. With a master’s in communication, I’ve coached national champions, ran a digital storefront, then joined — and purchased — an agency in Hot Springs. Now, as director of marketing at Stone Bank, I show how our community bank can help you reach your next financial milestone.
Agility and humility. Deadlines approach quickly, and sometimes your favorite idea isn’t the best idea at that time.
Be curious, not judgmental.
The “attention economy.” Our lives are shaped by competing forces for our attention (in-person and online). My job is to produce something that catches and merits your attention.
Get comfortable hearing “no.” In creative fields, it can be difficult to separate your effort from your identity, but it teaches resilience and forces greater creativity.
Joy, support or growth. Mental energy is finite. If something isn't adding to one of the three, it's not worth my energy.
Friends of Little Rock Public Radio and the Signal Society. At a time when algorithms influence and manipulate the information we’re served, supporting independent, local and nonpartisan journalism is critical.
Advocacy and communication are what drive me. Financial confidence and security are critical for women, regardless of their zip code.
Advocating for small business growth and individual financial confidence.
Your reviews and recommendations benefit a small business more than marketing dollars. Leave a five-star review on Google with genuine feedback. It costs nothing and is valuable to potential customers.
Just walk away. Stepping back and shifting focus allows me to reapproach the challenge with a fresh perspective.
During my agency days, I worked on ballot initiatives for Mid-America Science Museum and Majestic Park. Watching election results roll in was intense, but the impact is profound.
