About
I'm a 22-year-old from the Greater Toronto Area. I grew up splitting time between here and the suburbs around Washington, D.C. Two cities that run on the same quiet logic: who you know, what you understand, and whether you can be useful in a room. Institutions are just people, and people are legible if you pay attention.
My work has taken me through Canadian federal government, Parliament, provincial and municipal offices, and organizations on both sides of the border. I've spent years paying attention to how institutions actually move, which turns out to be different from how they're described.
I'm a law student at the Lincoln Alexander School of Law, now studying in a field I have been curious about for as long as I can remember.
The work
My experience covers strategic communications, public affairs, operations, and narrative strategy, in both Canada and the United States.
Some of the most fun I've had in my career came during the years I spent working with content creators, doing operational work in tech, and building digital communities — where I've had the chance to meet some of the most talented people on the planet.
Through MapleMark Media, I work with organizations and public figures on communications strategy, digital presence, and community growth.
Outside the work
I cycle whenever I can. I travel as much as possible and find that moving through unfamiliar places is one of the better ways to think clearly. I follow artificial intelligence and technology closely, partly out of professional interest and partly because it touches everything I work on. I enjoy writing and making content, most of which lives on my Substack and on X, both of which I'm building out.
Let's talk
I'm always open to interesting conversations. If something here resonates, reach out.