I've built my career on doing what others said couldn't be done.

Fresh out of journalism school, I vagabonded around for a few years doing odd jobs, while freelancing as a writer and photographer. Eventually, I moved from the U.S. to France, where I stumbled into web design and development. It was the early days of the web, when we were all just making it up as we went. Clients I would meet would tell me how some other web developer said that what they wanted couldn’t be done.

I built my career on that challenge, and spent the next 18 years creating websites for businesses of all shapes and sizes. I worked across a variety of industries, including sports, entertainment, and textiles, and had a brief dalliance with an e-commerce venture. If you’d like to hear more about these formative years, check out my presentation entitled, Doing it Wrong.

In January of 2017, I joined the fantastic team over at Human Made as a Senior Project Manager. We build custom web publishing solutions for large enterprises, and are the makers of Altis DXP. I have a passion for Agile methodologies and for collaborating with remote, cross-disciplinary teams. 

I’m a member of the WordPress community in France and abroad, and a former organizer of WordCamp Paris and WordCamp Europe. I’ve spoken at a number of events, on subjects as varied as multilingual publishing and current trends in customizable products.

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