A window into
my work.

I’m a media strategist, entrepreneur and digital platform builder focused on one mission: helping people feel more connected to where they live.

I grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and every summer I visited my grandmother in Philadelphia, Mississippi. She had a radio scanner in her kitchen, and I was always so fascinated by it. I could sit there listening to voices from different parts of town, hearing what was happening in places I couldn't see. Even as a kid, I was captivated by the idea that technology could give you a window into what’s happening in your neighborhood.

Looking back, it feels like the beginning of a thread that has run through my entire career.

I moved to Miami on a soccer scholarship and attended Florida International University. I started in local news at CBS-4 Miami and the Miami-Dade County Communications Department before launching my own content company at 25. I grew it to seven figures and spent 13 years producing and leading global video projects across 40+ countries and 8 languages for brands including Johnnie Walker, Guinness, Grey Goose, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, Marriott and Shangri La Hotels.

Seeing the democratization of content production, the thought of “where is all this content going to live?” became the question I have agonized over for years. This question eventually led me from producing content to building curated distribution platforms.

I co-founded Travelspective, a video discovery platform distributed through Apple TV and hotel channels in Europe and Asia, and later launched BRIDGE Networks, a streaming network designed to help local businesses, nonprofits and community organizations reach their audiences.

Today, I work at the intersection of local networks, video, search, AI and community. My vision is to build a verified search and discovery platform that enables people to feel connected to community, wherever they are in the world.

After 20+ years in media and technology, I’m still chasing the same thing that fascinated me as a kid in my grandmother’s kitchen… how can technology help people know what’s happening around them and feel more connected to where they live?