
Chief Marketing Officer at Vero Fiber. Ten years building brands, video and the systems underneath them, from a $50M electrical contractor to a fiber sales startup.
The tour moves on its own. Videos start muted; turn sound on at the top right.
I'm the marketing lead, the videographer and the systems builder you'd otherwise hire separately.
I shoot the video, write the copy, design the brand, and build the automations that keep it all shipping after I leave the room.

Chief Marketing Officer, now
A door-to-door fiber sales startup that did about $160K in its first month, with no brand and no way to tell where a single recruit came from.
Every hire was word of mouth by default.
There was a domain but no website, no pixel, no analytics and no CRM. Without attribution, no marketing dollar could ever be justified.
The recruiting site and one-click application flow, built end to end.
The Instagram profile and content grid, made in-house.
Sales Grid for gamified sales tracking, Pay Grid for verified pay, all under The Hub.

Marketing and Communications Manager, first marketing hire
A $50M electrical contractor that was invisible online. I built the marketing department from scratch and turned its culture into its brand.
Our slogan “Our People Power Our Vision” was actually thought up by our marketing specialist Michael Costanza.
CEO Stephen Brown on the employee newsletter that fed recruiting ads, sales clips and social.
I publicized each one across the website, social, email, the office and the jobsites.
The culture-led announcement film for the 2025 ranking.
An employee-voiced spotlight built around the Globe recognition.
The announcement piece for EEC's 2025 ranking.

Content and Community Marketing, contract role covering the Chief Brand Officer's leave
A handmade greeting card brand selling direct, wholesale and in its own store. Beautiful product, leaky storefront.
The loyalty engine paid out about a tenth of what the website promised.
VIP tiers showed on the site but were switched off. And 726 of 947 products named a supplier, not the brand, in the field AI search reads.
Quilled Hydrangea Bouquet Birthday Card
$12.95
Add to cartHelp me write this cardWho is it for, and what do you want them to feel?
The industry's biggest pain point is the blank space inside the card. This AI tool sits under Add to Cart on every product page. Shoppers describe the person and the occasion, pick one of three messages, and it rides along to the order confirmation.

Website, admin portal and AI content engine
A 30-year collision and race car shop. The owner is retiring and his son is taking over, so I built a system one person can run from a phone.
How the shop's whole online presence runs from a single admin portal.
A walkthrough of the publish workflow and reel generator.
Marketing Specialist
Three Boston-area locations that each felt like a different restaurant online. I gave them one voice.
Picked up by @massachusetts_._family, reaching far beyond Soall's own audience.
Behind-the-kitchen video, staff and regulars on camera, and seasonal creative rolled out the same way at every location, so a guest at one would recognize the others.
Nonprofit, home design and small business
Smaller engagements where I built the whole digital setup, often from nothing.
A woman-owned shop in Milford that ran on word of mouth. I built the storefront, payments, a custom quilt flashwall and the classes page, then ran B2B email outreach to woman-owned businesses within 30 miles.
Website redesign, field photography, project galleries and seasonal promotions, plus templates that took the bottlenecks out of owner and marketing handoffs.
A computer science education nonprofit. I called and emailed principals and district leaders across Massachusetts to fill workshops, then cut each event into 20+ email, web and recruiting assets.
Products and brands I build on my own
Where I test ideas before I bring them to clients: two consumer brands, a sales app and a CRM.
A Bluetooth tracker sleeve for disposable vapes, taken from idea to launch-ready in two months. Ads in this category are restricted, so the brand had to sell through its voice.
losing your vape used to be a skill issue.
you lost it again. we know. press the button.
An education-first mental wellness apparel brand. I conceived it in the summer of 2023 and launched it that winter: identity, apparel, the Shopify store, a library of healing methods, Instagram funnels and TikTok Shop.
healing is hard. the hoodie is soft.
The Block Leaders
Pay Block
A web app for door-to-door sales teams, built around keeping reps, recruiting new ones and growing managers.
Leads
A multi-tenant CRM I built for trade businesses. One login runs my own brands and every client's workspace, and each client decides how much of their workspace I can see.
I white-labeled RomanWork as GlassLeads and put it inside The Hub, Vero's rep app. Reps sign in once, and the same system handles hiring and keeping installs on track.
Every application lands in Vero's workspace with its first click locked in, so we know which ad, creator or rep link produced each hire. Reps can run their own recruiting link, and applicants from it are assigned to them.
Each rep works their own leads and text inbox on Vero's approved texting number. Customers who signed at the door get follow-up texts until the install is done, and the rep gets a reminder to follow up 48 hours after the sale.
Shot, directed and edited by me
Drone, gimbal, teleprompter and multi-cam, run solo. Turn the sound on for this part.
My CEO-campaign rig: drone, gimbal, teleprompter, lavaliers and multi-cam coverage.
A culture short about the crew that doubles as recruiting footage.
Hiring packaged around a PS5 giveaway, to break the trades' recruiting mold.
Recap edit of an internal event, cut for social and internal channels.
EEC's branded booth, part of the physical brand system across trucks, signage and events.
The content and the brand, produced in-house.
Documentary-style brand films, CEO-led stories and jobsite footage, shot and cut in-house.
Identity systems that hold up on a box truck, a billboard, a hard hat and a phone screen.
Platform-native content built on audience psychology, with a posting rhythm that compounds.
So it keeps shipping without me in the room.
Calendars, templates and approval lanes that turn one-off tasks into a pipeline anyone can run.
AI built into editing, repurposing and reporting, with a person checking everything that ships.
Short, in-the-moment employee prompts turned into a weekly briefing leadership can act on.
Every campaign gets a number before it ships.
One connected funnel across web, email, SMS, paid and organic, measured end to end.
Attribution from ad click to CRM record, and dashboards leadership can read in one screen.
A seat at the CEO's table and one story every department can run with.
If you need a marketing lead who can shoot the video, build the funnel and prove what it did, I'd like to hear what you're working on.