Design
that
moves
the
P&L.
Creative director building brand systems, digital experiences, and AI-augmented marketing creative for B2B SaaS, private equity, and consumer brands. Fifteen years of practice from senior graphic designer to creative leader. Still hands-on at the artifact, fluent at the strategy table.
Fluent across the whole stack.
I work the full production line: design, layout, motion, video, the marketing systems behind the work, and the AI tools that move all of it faster. Most of these I have used since they launched.
If a tool ships, I put it to work.
Built into real production, from first concept to final art. Not a novelty bolted on the side.
Strategy made visible.
Outcomes made measurable.
Sounding Board brand system
A premium identity system that repositioned a leadership platform for global enterprise buyers.
The $10M+ marketing site
A 100-plus page marketing site rebuilt around a single claim, tied to the revenue engine.
IQConnect fleet platform
Dashboard UX for a fleet-monitoring product, designed for fast decisions under pressure.
Great Leaders campaign
A paid-social campaign that turned one sharp question into real demand for coaching.
Lumina protein
Brand and packaging for a DTC protein line, built to hold attention on a crowded shelf.
Leading Digital Transformation
A long-form guide on leading through AI, written and designed as a practical playbook.



















Notes on the work.
Three things that move the work faster and sharper.
A senior creative practice is no longer just art direction. It’s strategy, systems, and the AI-augmented production layer that turns ambition into shippable output.
Voice · Lockups · Guidelines
Pipelines · Direction · Review
Hiring · Operating cadence · Review
Pick the shape of the engagement. The craft stays the same.
Senior creative direction works at different cadences. Whether you need a permanent leader, a focused project, or strategic air cover, the deliverable bar doesn’t move.
Creative leadership is craft, then strategy. I started at the artifact (pixels, kerning, grids) and grew the practice outward into systems, teams, and category positioning. The strategy is sharper because the hand-skill underneath it never went away.