Bright Hub is a leading technology and education website. Has reached up to 1 Million page views a day and in the top 200 sites of the country.

- Sole designer responsible for the redesign and user experience of BrightHub.com
- Developing a new brand aesthetic for social media counterparts
- Designing print and digital marketing collateral
- Developed promotional landing page

- Sole designer in charge of branding a local start up company
- Creative lead for promotion and presentation pieces
- Social media specialist for multiple divisions
- Wireframes and website design creation

- Participated in conceptual brainstorming for Nautica and Guess
- Designed presentations for clients such as Yahoo! and UnitedHealthcare
- Created logo for Advertising Week
- Developed wireframe concepts for internal site and blog
- Illustrated a multifunctional invitation and other print pieces

- Designed In-House advertisements published in local newspapers

- Designed concepts for branding and website layouts

Developed the original brand for the Water for India campaign - the first project developed under Design Global Change as a student at the Hartford Art School.

Water for India was awarded 3rd place in AIGA's ReDesign Awards in 2009 in Student Social Responsibility.

Daylife is a marketing campaign using design thinking to solve an issue faced by a local community non-profit. We teamed up with the Lower East Side Business Improvement District (LES BID) from Manhattan. Originally, this event was to pilot May of next Spring. The BID showcased our concept to the city & it was such a hit, they moved the event date to this October!

Incubating a personal community/socially based project. I conceptualized a platform to inspire and empower kids locally. Leveraging their desires for fun and competition, the brand is based around gaming to instill the values of teamwork and self-confidence.