Marketing and event expertise, scaled to what you actually need.

Some companies need a partner for one event. Others need ongoing marketing support without the overhead of a full-time hire. I work both ways — project-based for a single conference or campaign, or fractional/retainer for companies who want consistent marketing help without adding headcount.

Showing up at someone else’s event is its own project, and it’s easy to underestimate how much goes into doing it well.

What’s included:

  • Banner, brochure, and branded swag design and coordination
  • Attendee registration management
  • Travel arrangements and logistics
  • Sponsorship management and coordination
  • On-the-ground support so your team can focus on relationships, not logistics

Who this is for: Companies exhibiting or presenting at conferences, trade shows, or industry events who want to show up polished and prepared — without pulling internal team members off their actual jobs to manage logistics.

From executive retreats to full-scale conferences to webinars, I plan and run business events people actually remember — virtual or in person, start to finish.

What’s included:

  • Event strategy and planning
  • Vendor and venue coordination
  • Marketing and promotion for the event itself
  • Day-of (or virtual day-of) execution and management
  • Post-event follow-up and reporting

Who this is for: Companies hosting their own events — internal, client-facing, or public — who want one person owning the whole picture instead of piecing it together across multiple vendors.

You don’t need more content. You need content that brings in customers.

What’s included:

  • SEO-driven blog content
  • Email marketing and newsletters
  • Landing pages built to convert
  • Content strategy and planning
  • Social media support that connects to your broader goals, not just a posting calendar

Who this is for: Companies who’ve tried posting consistently, maybe sent a few emails, but don’t have a strategy connecting it all together — or the internal bandwidth to build one.

 

The behind-the-scenes systems that keep marketing running smoothly.

What’s included:

  • Campaign coordination and workflow management
  • Marketing calendar and process organization
  • Cross-functional alignment so marketing efforts actually work together
  • Reporting and performance tracking

Who this is for: Companies whose marketing is happening, but disconnected — different people, tools, or campaigns operating in silos without a clear system tying it together.