Concepting. Brand Strategy. Rapid, weird creative strategy and execution. Acronym-laden interaction design and UX.

Kid-focused AI worldbuilding for Microsoft. Service Design and Customer Experience strategy for Sony/Funimation. Social content for Acura, Belgian chocolatiers, toothbrushes, and other CPG brands.

Travel and tourism advertising for Niagara’s Wine Country. Tackling news bias. Consulting, UX/UI work for IoT apps. My own comic. A skoch of Nike work. eCommerce design and implementation for an art gallery, character design...and a Mountain America branch campaign for cats...so far.

Started: Employee 1 (as 1 of 3 people in a coffee shop) of the world's first social life platform. Built with the idea of ending social media isolation and bringing people together again in the real world for better days.

Ended: 30+ employees, 7+million dollars in seed funding (including the largest ever investment led by CavAngels), the number 2 social app in New Zealand (not to mention going from 0-20k users in 6 weeks), currently climbing in Australia, 4.3 rated in the app store, over-performing marketing and brand — and well positioned to continue that success as they launch in more countries.

In the middle? Brand building, team building, UX/UI, future product definition and strategy, marketing.

Interactive focused - work on projects, new business pitches and some AOR work for wildly different clients.

Creative Director for Demand Generation across the Hilton Worldwide portfolio. Also worked on new business pitches.

Various positions, various accounts. Rapid interactive ideation and prototyping for Chevy, Navy and New Business. Alltel design lead, Chevy digital design Lead, etc, etc

Freelance! Sure, it's part-time now, but after the .com bubble burst and reached Detroit, I split out and did this full time for several years, until starting at Campbell-Ewald. This worked out well, as I was able to work on a bunch of educational clients, Yahoo!, and pretty much all the automotive ad agencies.

Automotive and trade show kiosk design and development. (Ironically, working in touch screen, before a practice existed). Later the company would morph into predominantly eLearning through custom ActionScript work.

Basically - I did this instead of an internship. My first job at 15 was working in the frame department at Michael's - at which I decided I hated cutting mattes.