I started in web design, but pretty quickly realized I was more interested in the bigger picture of building brands and businesses. What began as a small design agency evolved into Nano, where I’ve spent the last several years working across brand identity, websites, motion, advertising, content, photo, and film. Running my own studio also meant learning everything around the creative itself: pitching, managing clients, building teams, directing projects, and taking ideas from concept through execution.

Along the way, I’ve always been experimenting with different ways to build and grow things. I grew a Discord community of more than 2,000 web designers through YouTube, built and launched an AI SaaS product, and partnered with influencers to build merchandise brands, including one launch that went viral and generated hundreds of thousands in revenue in a matter of days. Through Nano, I’ve also had the opportunity to work across a wide range of industries, from venture-backed startups and healthcare to construction, home services, real estate, and entertainment.

Over time, I realized the part I’m most drawn to isn’t any one creative discipline. It’s building the world around something. How a brand looks, how it communicates, who it connects with, how it gets attention, and how it translates into real-world experiences. A lot of what I’ve done has naturally moved in that direction, from building brands and digital experiences for clients to producing content, developing my own audience, launching products, and creating experiences around music and events.

More recently, Nano has started evolving in that same direction. Rather than operating as a traditional creative agency, I’ve been pushing it toward the intersection of music, culture, events, and community. I’ve built a strong network across creatives, artists, influencers, and people in the house music space, and I’ve become increasingly interested in how you turn those relationships, creative direction, and experiences into something with real cultural relevance.

I think the common thread through everything I’ve done is that I know how to make things happen. I can understand the creative, assemble the right people, manage the process, build relationships, spot opportunities, and help shape how something is perceived. I’m comfortable being hands-on, but I also naturally think about the larger picture and how all the pieces connect.

What excites me about the opportunity to work together is the chance to bring that range of experience into what you’re building. I’m open to what that ultimately looks like, but I know I can bring value through creative thinking, relationships, execution, and an ownership mentality.

I’ve always been someone who’s hustling, making connections, finding opportunities, and figuring out how to make things happen. I’d bring that same energy to the team, with the goal of creating significantly more value than the investment it takes to have me there.