I'm a marketing student with a genuine love for design and fashion, and I care about building brands that feel personal. I'm just as comfortable growing a coffee shop's following as I am styling a showroom floor.
The short version: I grew up chasing good design, fashion, and the next adventure.
I split my childhood between two homes, which taught me early on that feeling comfortable somewhere is about a lot more than the address on the door. The way a room is arranged, the textures you reach for, and the little details that make a space feel considered rather than just decorated all shape how at home you actually feel in your own life. That realization is what first pulled me toward design, and it still shows up in how I think about fashion, styling, and the brands I work on.
I'm currently studying Business Administration at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, with a concentration in Marketing, and I'm planning to add a Sales minor along the way, since understanding how people actually make decisions has turned out to be just as useful as any design principle.
Home base is Half Moon Bay, California, but I've always been the one booking the next trip. I love experiencing new places, and I'm genuinely open to landing somewhere new for the right opportunity.
Outside of work, you'll usually find me at a hot yoga class, tracking down a new restaurant to try, or talking someone into a lake day. Sushi is my favorite food, hands down, and I'm always up for an adventure with the people I love most, including my boyfriend of four years, who's endlessly encouraging as I chase down my goals, and Tito, a sweet dog I got to foster for a while.
A quick look at the jobs and roles that got me here. Tap any of them for a one-line summary.
The Press is a family-owned coffee shop, and when I started, it had zero social presence: no Instagram, no TikTok, no Facebook, nothing. I built its entire digital footprint from the ground up across five platforms, and I still manage all of it today.
Partway through this internship, the colleague training me stepped down, which left me managing a 5,000+ piece textile and rug library sooner than planned, on top of a backlog of new inventory. I took the responsibility and ran with it.
Blossom Girls is a luxury holiday design business, and for three consecutive holiday seasons I've led the design and installation of custom displays for individual clients. It's the opposite challenge of merchandising for a broad audience, since every piece is built around one person's taste, space, and budget.
Adding a Sales minor alongside the Marketing concentration. Dean's List student, GPA 3.73.