Don't let the word "Curator" fool you.

It means a lot more then you think.

When people see the word "Curator" on my resume, they usually think of white gloves and dusty shelves. They picture someone moving artifacts around in neat little boxes. I do not move boxes. I destroy them.

I am an unconventional force of nature. Think of a strategic project leader with the relentless drive of Tom Cruise sprinting across the top of a moving train. Match that with the creative and intellectual energy of Robin Williams or Wes Anderson.

I possess a rare dual-brain superpower. I have the ability to come up with a wild, visionary concept, but I also possess the structured logic to build the plan, source the people, and execute the exact details to get there.

At my core, I am a storyteller. I build narratives about people, places, and things. From radio scripts and documentary films to essays and press releases, I create content that connects.

I operate like an Iron Chef in the workplace. You can give me a random box of ingredients, tight budgets, or low resources. I will find a way to make something amazing happen. I am incredibly agile. I learn new skills on the fly, and I thrive on making mission and vision statements into engaging, exciting real products and experiences.

Most importantly, I am a deeply personable, charismatic connector. I bring this energy to internal teams and public audiences alike. I love being out on the street, engaging with communities, and collaborating with people. I use my public speaking background to negotiate, influence, and make a lasting impression.

Don't just take my word for it. The proof is all right here.