I've spent about two decades in journalism, media and tech — not just writing the words, but building the systems they rely on to really sing: to sound unmistakably "you", and to unlock momentum for the people reading them.

I got my start at The Associated Press, where speed and accuracy are tantamount in equal measure. I’ve built my career on the foundation that everyone has a story, and it has to hold up to scrutiny. That’s how you build trust.

At Microsoft (MSN), I managed partnerships with dozens of content providers, ensuring that the confluence of brands onto a single platform felt cohesive, high-quality and on-brand for all of us. I led the Microsoft News for Good initiative, creating content packages around social good causes that inspired readers to donate $3M in one year, and scaled it from one market to a global program across 15 markets.

I spent five years as a senior content designer at Meta, working inside one of the most scrutinized, highest-stakes content environments in tech. That's where I learned how to build content that holds up under pressure and at massive scale, operationalize a brand voice, and to make sure both the humans and AI creating it are working from a shared understanding.

As a writer and editor, I’ve covered business, tech, personal finance and travel as a regular contributor to The Seattle Times, Seattle Magazine, The Puget Sound Business Journal, GoBankingRates and more.

I started Bones Content Co. so growing businesses don't have to choose between scaling fast and keeping the craft and integrity that are core to their identity.