Marketing
Client communication, campaign reporting, content coordination, website projects, and turning performance into a story.
10+ client accountsI work across marketing, project coordination, IT operations, and data analytics. I like taking something scattered and giving it a clear plan, a useful story, and a result people can actually use.
Different job titles, one common thread: making the work clearer, more organized, and easier to act on.
Client communication, campaign reporting, content coordination, website projects, and turning performance into a story.
10+ client accountsTimelines, requirements, status updates, action items, risks, and keeping cross-functional teams moving together.
3 concurrent projectsWorking between business and technical teams to understand needs, improve processes, and support practical solutions.
40+ stakeholdersCleaning data, building dashboards, finding patterns, and translating numbers into decisions leadership can use.
120,000+ assets analyzedI made this little room for the curious scrollers. Drag it around and find all three cats.
My experience does not fit into one tiny box, and that is what makes it useful. I have coordinated client and website projects, supported marketing work, partnered with technical teams, and built reporting that helped leaders understand what needed attention.
I am at my best when I can organize moving pieces, ask the right questions, keep people informed, and use data to make the next step clearer. Whether the title says Marketing Coordinator, Project Coordinator, Business Analyst, IT Analyst, or Data Analyst, that is the value I bring.
I studied Business Technology Management at Ontario Tech University and graduated with highest distinction. I bring a mix of business thinking, technical curiosity, and genuine care for how the work gets done.
Marketing, delivery, technology, and data, with real outcomes behind each one.
Work matters, but so do the little things. Tap a card to peek inside.
Always building a list of places to see next. Give me a window seat and a loose itinerary and I'm happy.
There's nothing like a good trail to reset my brain. Bonus points if there's a lookout at the top.
A quiet cafe, a warm drink, and a notebook is basically my version of a reset button.
I take way too many photos, mostly of clouds, pretty doorways, tiny details, and whatever I ordered.
fair night, undefeated at the games
Mont Saint-Michel, France
Christmas market lights
a lookout by the sea
golden hour with the horses
croissants over everything
A few snapshots from along the way.
A mix of marketing sense, project discipline, technical tools, and clear communication.
Business Analytics, Business Intelligence and Data Warehouses, Systems Analysis and Design, Cloud Services, Data Structures and Algorithms, and Project Management.
High School Honors & French Certificate, recognized for academic excellence and proficiency in French.