About Me

I’m a multimedia storyteller, writer, and content producer who loves creating pieces that both inform and engage. A recent graduate of Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, I’ve made a name for myself across several fields. As Executive Producer of The Juice, Syracuse’s #1 hip-hop radio show, I developed a content strategy that reached over 600,000 Instagram accounts and over 1 million views. I’ve interviewed top artists and even expanded the show into the podcasting space. My writing has been recognized in Mixtape Magazine and Live From Studio B, where I've acted and contributed creatively.

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Beyond my creative work, I’ve built strong skills in digital marketing and sales through internships with First Step Marketing and Hillel of Stanford, where I crafted branding strategies, generated leads, and helped run campaigns.

One of my proudest projects was writing the article “ESPN vs Content Creators: The Battle for the Future of Sports Media,” where I interviewed prominent sports media figures like Kirk Goldsberry, Zach Lowe, and J.A. Adande, showcasing my dedication to in-depth reporting on a constantly evolving industry.

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Outside of work, I’m a pickup basketball enthusiast, a ping pong champion (undefeated in high school), and an avid cook who loves experimenting with new dishes. I’m also proficient in over five languages, including Japanese, and my cultural background helps me bring diverse perspectives to everything I create.

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People often describe me as hardworking, authentic, and collaborative. I value both independent and team-driven success and am committed to building a career that blends my passions for journalism, marketing/sales, and creative media. Whether I’m reporting on sports media, interviewing musicians, or developing engaging content, my focus is always on creating something that truly resonates.