Sitting still isn’t my strong suit. Movement is. At its core, movement becomes transformation. That’s my passion. Whether that transformation comes from professional development, personal growth, or physical activity, I pursue movement in all forms. I love to keep learning new things and to search for challenges. I seek opportunities that allow me to push beyond what I’m already doing and dive into what’s next.

Reaching the awesome height of four feet, eleven inches, I earned my nickname Tiny Might from a co-worker, because for someone so small, I do a mighty big job. The nickname encapsulates my can-do personality. If a project requires a new skill set the team hasn’t worked on before, toss me in and I’ll figure it out. If a deadline requires a late night, I’m not afraid of burning the midnight oil. If project creative assets aren’t organized, I’m right there with a file folder structure and naming system that will make it easy for everyone to find. I’m all about details.

I am a balance of left-brain and right-brain thinking, making it difficult to pick which part of a project is my favorite: concept development, directing, designing, or figuring out how to build it. As a result, I like to see projects from concept to completion. However, I also do well on team projects where I’m involved from the beginning or jump in later during development. No matter my position on the job, it’s rewarding to see a project come to life and deliver results.

I hold an M.A. in Graphic Design from Savannah College of Art and Design and a B.F.A. in Graphic Design from Auburn University. I have completed a variety of professional experiences, including agency and in-house roles, freelance opportunities, and volunteer projects. I’ve held lead designer positions, worked directly with the creative director to develop campaign concepts, provided feedback and direction to a team of designers, and directed designers to implement campaign deliverables.