I’ve helped grow some of the
world’s largest brands

Pepsi, Goody, Stainmaster, Home Depot. From CPG and retail giants to
the boutique down the street, I translate insights into creative that
compels — in the aisle, on social media and everywhere in between.

Advertisement for an 8 oz can of Pepsi soda with colorful bubbles and the slogan 'Have a wee taste - of mighty refreshment.' and the tagline 'It's gonna be big.'
A Pepsi can with colorful bubbles around it, advertising an 8 oz. size and the slogan 'It's gonna be big.' with the text 'How 'bout a little Pepsi?' at the top.
An advertisement for the new 8 oz. Pepsi can featuring colorful bubbles and quoting playful phrases like 'Pipsqueak,' 'Half-pint,' 'Pocket Pepsi,' 'Pee-wee,' and 'Short stuff.' The bottom text says, 'Don't worry. It's gonna be big.'

Making Small a Strategic Advantage

Challenge:

Launch Pepsi’s new Mini can in a category dominated by big budgets and louder voices.

Idea:

We flipped size from a limitation into the idea—positioning Pepsi Mini as the “small but mighty” underdog with outsized personality.

Results:

The distinctive creative broke through category noise, boosted engagement, and gave Pepsi Mini a clear, memorable role in the brand lineup.

When Functional Products Become Emotional Brands

Challenge:

Consumers think “car batteries” when they hear “Interstate.” The 250-store chain needed to shift perception as the go-to for all power needs.

Insights:

People don’t care about batteries—they care about the passions batteries power: motorcycles, garden tools, adventure gear.

Strategy:

Build emotional connections with key audiences like outdoor enthusiasts, gardeners and motorsports fans.

Solution:

Transform battery functionality into the fuel for experiences people love.

A silhouette of a person riding a dirt bike against a sunset sky with clouds, featuring the Interstate All Battery Center logo and the slogans 'Your Interstate of Mind,' 'Free-wheeling,' and 'Long-lasting batteries power the fun.'
A man standing in front of neatly trimmed green bushes and hedges with winding pathways. The man is holding hedge trimming tools and wearing a white shirt and jeans. Text on the image reads: 'Your Interstate of Mind,' 'Unstoppable,' and 'More power. More possibilities.' A logo for Interstate All Battery Center is at the top left.
A night scene with a starry sky, a person using a flashlight, a green tent, and a body of water. Text overlay: 'Your Interstate of Mind, Freedom. The power to do anything, anywhere.'
A young boy hugging a female Red Cross worker. The background shows a blurred city scene, and the image highlights the American Red Cross logo and the words 'Your Interstate of Mind' with 'Caring' in green and 'American Red Cross Disaster Responder' written below.
A young girl in a yellow dress with a daisy headband kneels next to a large brown Newfoundland dog inside a home, with a spray bottle of Stainmaster cleaner in the foreground.

Stainmaster: Breaking the Stain Cycle

Assignment:

Develop a retail activation plan to build awareness and drive trial of the Stainmaster® carpet stain removal line.

Challenge:

Break through a crowded category dominated by entrenched brands.

Insight:

Women spend nearly 1.5 years of their lives cleaning—and moms want homes that welcome real life, from muddy paws to spilled drinks.

Strategy:

Show how Stainmaster helps families stop managing messes and start enjoying their homes.

A young girl in a colorful raincoat and pink rain boots stepping on a muddy puddle, with muddy splashes around her. An advertisement for Stainmaster cleaning spray with the slogan 'Master the Joy of less cleaning, more living'.

Creative Solution:

Don’t Clean Your Carpet. Master It.

Just as soon as you get one stain up, another mess or spill puts you back in the wash bucket.

Now, you can power out tough stains and keep them out – your cleaning days are over.

Stainmaster’s breakthrough technology saves your carpet stains from future fiascos so you can take that bucket off your bucket list.

Retail Activation: The Stain Master Challenge

Live demonstrations of Stainmaster’s clean-and-protect power in action. On social, followers shared before and after rescue pics for discounts and rewards.

Three colorful advertisements for baby products. The first is yellow, promoting more than the babies drool with a picture of a baby wearing a knit hat. The second is red, advertising a baby store experience with a picture of a surprised baby. The third is purple, advertising stylish baby diapers with a picture of a baby showing her diaper under a tutu.

Oh Baby: A Brand With a Point of View

Challenge:

Build a retail baby brand with personality in a category saturated with pastels, platitudes, and predictable clichés.

Idea:

Create a modern brand identity and voice rooted in wit, warmth, and a little attitude—reflecting the humor, honesty, and reality of new parenthood.

Results:

A distinctive retail brand with a voice parents actually engaged with—and remembered.

Supporting Work

A curated selection of additional CPG, shopper, retail and omnichannel creative.

A woman wearing large black sunglasses and a white tank top is shown in profile, decorated with a large, green, beaded earring. There is text that reads 'Show off your inner beauty.' and a box of Green Giant sweet peas is also visible in the bottom left corner with additional promotional text.
A bottle of Pepsi soft drink in front of a background featuring cowhide textured material, with text reading 'The Cowboys Brand' and a Cowboys star logo, as well as the NFL logo in the top right corner.
A parody image featuring George Washington with a powdered wig, alongside a Mountain Dew bottle, and the phrase "Refresh the Revolution" in stylized text.
Top-down view of a luxury yacht moving through the ocean, accompanied by an advertisement for Interstate Batteries emphasizing long-lasting marine batteries.
A bottle of FUZE Tea Black Tea Lemon is surrounded by green leaves, lemon slices, and two small dogs jumping to catch tennis balls, with a vintage bicycle in the background. The lower part of the image has the text "FUZE WHAT YOU LOVE ABOUT LIFE" and the FUZE tea logo.
A motocross rider in neon green and white gear riding on a dirt track, with large dust clouds behind him. Text on the image reads, 'Like you, our batteries were born to run,' alongside an Interstate All Battery Center logo.
A smoke detector with green text saying 'Change the Beepin' Batteries' and a test button, along with a partially visible 9-volt battery labeled 'Interstate Batteries' in the back.
A green-tinted image of tall glass skyscrapers looking up towards the sky with the words 'Long Live Business Power' at the top, and icons representing education, electrical/industrial, fire and security, medical, and public safety at the bottom. The logo of Interstate All Battery Center is also present, with the slogan 'Outrageously Dependable' and a message to ask about a commercial account.
Person riding an ATV through a dirt trail in a forest, kicking up dust, with the text "Long Live" and a logo for Interstate All Battery Center.
A graphic of a male lacrosse player in a helmet and athletic gear, holding a lacrosse stick. The background is black with a fading effect. Overlaid text reads: "You are a sponge for knowledge soaked in sweat. Now mop up the competition." Additional text mentions "the know-how to think faster, move quicker, shoot better," and the website 3dlacrosse.com.
Inside a modern AT&T retail store with various mobile phones and accessories on display, digital screens, and promotional signage.
Green background with radial lines, Interstate All Battery Center logo at the top, and white text that reads, "From powering key fobs to big yard jobs."