I've spent twenty-five years at the place where marketing strategy meets the hard part: actually getting it done. Let's collaborate to bring your ideas to life!

My first career was real estate. By 21, I was a licensed broker running my family's boutique firm in Atlanta's luxury new-construction market, guiding multimillion-dollar deals. What pulled me in wasn't the properties. It was the positioning, the story, and the strategy behind why one home sold while another sat.
That instinct led me into marketing. I started in-house, building and running programs for medical device manufacturers, clinical research institutes, and physician training programs across the U.S. and India. Working in regulated industries taught me to earn credibility through expertise, and to build strategy that could survive the day-to-day reality of an organization.
Across the decades that followed, in healthcare, the public sector, professional services, and consumer brands, I kept seeing the same thing. Smart teams with real goals would build a strong plan, then watch it stall the moment it was time to execute. The strategy was sound. The follow-through wasn't built for it. I came to believe most organizations don't have a strategy problem. They have an activation problem.
So I built my own path. I founded Integreat Marketing to close that gap, I serve as Managing Director of Relish Brand Partners, and I'm a co-facilitator at Marketing Speaks Academy. Three different audiences, one throughline: shape the thinking, then make sure it holds up in the real work of the organization.
When I'm not with clients, I mentor emerging marketers and female entrepreneurs across Atlanta. The next generation of this craft is worth investing in, and teaching it keeps my own thinking sharp.
Every recommendation I make is backed by strategy, research, and a commitment to work that holds up after the plan is approved. I take complicated problems and hand back something a team can actually run.
Plans are easy. I stay through execution, so what we design together survives contact with your actual calendar and budget.
Healthcare, government, professional services. I know how to earn credibility where claims get scrutinized and approvals take time.
The person you meet is the person doing the work. No pitch team, no junior handoff once the contract is signed.
Pretty work built on a muddy strategy wastes everyone's money. I sort out what you're actually saying first.