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I have approximately two decades of storytelling experience developing diverse types of copy. For 16 years, I told stories of the people, projects and processes that reflect the dynamic nature of the sign industry. From long-form articles to brief product updates, social media, e-blasts, galleries and profiles, I developed a broad array of copy that told the stories about the world of signage. Covering an industry that encompasses such broad disciplines – design, government, architecture, manufacturing and others – while meeting deadlines requires keen research and analytical skills. For approximately three years, I worked in a marketing position for a large, national sign company. My duties there ranged from blog and newsletter content to tradeshow management and sales support.
Since late 2019, I've embarked upon a freelance career, which has included writing, proofreading and editing articles, sourcebooks and spec sheets for various firms and organizations.
I look forward to discussing with you how I can support your mission and tell your story.
For a community to be labeled "resilient", its story arc has invariably followed a challenging path that's far from a fairytale. Every story of a community's struggles has its own unique aspects, but many earmarks are familiar: a decrease in population; surging crime.
For a community to be labeled "resilient", its story arc has invariably followed a challenging path that's far from a fairytale. Every story of a community's struggles has its own unique aspects, but many earmarks are familiar: a decrease in population; surging crime.
We Cincinnatians are proud of our German heritage, and early fall is defined by Oktoberfest celebrations, especially the mid-September downtown festivities. We drink beer, eat goetta, do the chicken dance, and feel like our local traditions reflect the festivities staged by our German brethren.
The Lhotshampa community reflects Cincinnati's burgeoning cultural diversity.
This edition features my in-depth analysis of Reed v. Town of Gilbert, a Supreme Court decision that had significant ramifications on the sign industry.
I compiled a gallery celebrating the grand reopening of the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta.
This article summarizes the current challenges Cincinnati's immigrant community faces.
This issue includes a summary of educational interpretive graphics.
This includes the annual edition of our Vehicle Graphics Contest.