Pinterest Presents™ is our biggest annual marketing event and 2025 was its fifth year. The spy-themed show unfolded like a series of top‑secret marketing missions, featuring new product features and insights from industry leaders that revealed what’s possible when you partner with Pinterest.

I was part of a team of Designers, Art Directors, Motion Specialists, and Producers that built the on-screen graphics for the Executive Keynote segments. We used literal depictions of product features, abstract visual representations of complex concepts, and compelling interactive type and imagery to help Pinterest's leadership team communicate the platform's latest innovations.

View some of the key moments here, or click the link to watch the show in it’s entirety: https://business.pinterest.com/pinterest-presents/

As part of Pinterest’s CES presence, our executive and sales teams showcase the product roadmap to generate excitement with business partners. The focus is on improvements to existing features and sneak peeks of new product initiatives.

For 2025–2026 I worked with Pinterest Business Marketing and Product Marketing to craft a cohesive, compelling narrative. I collaborated with Product Designers and Motion Specialists to visually represent product stories, creating abstracted animations to communicate complex and back-end features clearly.

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Pinterest Predicts is an annual trend forecast. Using consumer insights and predictive analytics, we identify the emerging Pinterest trends for 2026. These trends reveal what people will shop, try and buy next across all verticals and take off in culture as we see Pinterest Predicts related searches, saves and outbound clicks increasing over time.

I helped lead design to bring these trends to life for advertisers and consumers alike. One particular point of success was an early access program for which I led design, driving $6.6m in revenue before our official creative launched.

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The Pinterest Thought Leadership Team is a rapid-response content workstream that translates current events and cultural moments into timely, brand-forward narratives and creative assets for advertisers and partners. Using real-time insights and analytics, we produce high-impact content that demonstrates Pinterest’s cultural relevance and help partners activate against emerging moments.

For “GenZ and Self Discovery in a World of AI”, I led design to shape the visual language and execution across campaigns, templates, and pitch materials—enabling faster go-to-market launches, stronger partner conversations, and measurable upticks in partner adoption and collaboration.

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At iHeartMedia I had the opportunity to collaborate with top company leaders, including Chairman and CEO Bob Pittman. I worked directly with Mr. Pittman to craft a compelling visual story that he took and adapted for countless public speaker engagements and private meetings. This presentation evolved over time, and I continually improved and adjusted design as our CEO improved and adjusted his core business narrative.

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As part of an ongoing effort to share with advertisers the value of radio as a medium to reach engaged audiences, our executive leadership requested a printed booklet that could be shared during in-person meetings. I worked closely with writers and our insights team to craft a story that showcased the often misunderstood importance of terrestrial radio in many people’s daily lives. I was involved end-to-end, from initial brainstorm to managing print vendors and delivering the final product that got into the hands of top clients and investors.

Chase has made an aggressive business move to focus marketing on mobile banking. We created a campaign that demonstrated the benefits of their apps and appealed to a large audience. We leveraged existing celebrity partnerships to establish trust, and also focused on real-life use cases for the product features to prove relevance to the average customer. As a design and creative lead, I partnered with writers, producers and our client representatives during our multiple video and photos shoots over the course of 18 months.

Bud Light's takeover of a small town for Whatever, USA was one of their largest activations to date. As Senior Art Director I developed key graphics, led brainstorms for the in-person experience, developed detailed shot lists, directed a photo and video team throughout the event, and oversaw post-production for multiple pieces of content coming out of it.