writer & Brand strategist 

PGA of america

Led brand strategy for Twilio's official partnership with the PGA of America across three 2026 championships writing everything from on-course activations (SMS trivia, a real-time charity fundraiser, an AI photo booth) to digital and OOH campaigns seen by ~ 70 thousand attendees.

A golf course with a putting green, sand trap, and flag, near a clubhouse. A trophy is on a pedestal in the foreground with a sign reading 'KPMG Women's PGA, Hazeltine.'

In-person

At each PGA Championship, Twilio had a tent on the course grounds with different activations. These included:

  • A photo booth where you could choose from different golf eras as your backdrop

  • A charity fundraiser that tracked donations in real time based on birdies and eagles scored

  • A golf trivia game played over SMS

A collectible action figure of a man with glasses, beard, wearing a red polo shirt, khaki pants, white shoes, and a beige vest draped over his shoulders, holding a golf club on a golf course background.

Digital & OOH Ads

A promotional poster for Twilio's Triple Snapshot activity, instructing users to take photos in different golf eras and scan the QR code to receive reimagined images.
A trade show booth for Twilio with a curved backdrop, featuring a woman on the right side looking at her phone, and a rectangular red table in front. The backdrop has text that says "The more you build, the luckier you get" and Twilio's logo.
Red promotional poster for Twilio's trivia game, featuring a QR code, the phrase 'Tee Up Trivia,' and instructions to score 5 out of 5 to win a prize like a towel, tumbler, hat, or divot tool.
A smiling man in a gray polo shirt and blue cap talking on a mobile phone, with golf clubs on his shoulder, against a dark background with the Twilio logo and the text 'The infrastructure behind WINNING MOMENTS'.
A man in golf attire swinging a golf club on a golf course with trees and a cloudy sky in the background, promoting engagement.
Twilio logo with slogan 'Twilio delivers the messages you want to receive' and a red megaphone icon.

One of the styles of photo available to visitors: themselves styled as a golf action figure.

Inside a retail store selling athletic apparel and accessories, with clothing racks displaying shirts, hoodies, and jackets, and digital advertising screens overhead.

cyber week : Twilio time machine

Pitched and launched the Twilio Time Machine: an interactive Cyber Week experience visualizing the scale of Twilio communications — 271 billion events, 14 billion emails, 1.47 billion messages. Managed a $200K budget and external agency across a three-month build, creating a recurring annual asset that now tracks year-over-year performance.

thought leadership

This byline was for Twilio's VP of Brand, which was published in AdWeek.

The article uses neuroscience and examples in human ingenuity and discovery — from Kekulé's benzene dream to Apple's 'Think Different' ad — to argue that human creativity can’t be replaced by AI. Instead, AI can act as an accelerant to human achievement.

This byline was for Twilio's Director of Emerging Tech & Innovation.

The article tells the story of Isa, an AI assistant Twilio built on its own platform, that tripled free-to-premium conversions.

Ghostwrote bylines and LinkedIn content for Twilio leadership, with placements in Wired and AdWeek

This platform story shows how AI agents can intelligently interact with users, loop in a human at the exact right moment, and have a living record of each customer to ensure every interaction feels continuous.

homepage journey

Wrote the narrative for Twilio’s platform story on the homepage.

Web page for intelligent self-service platform featuring a white SUV on a mountain road, with speech bubbles showing a conversation about vehicle features and technical specs.
A woman smiling while looking at her phone outdoors, with a text overlay discussing AI agents and customer intent.
A person in a yellow long-sleeved shirt using a smartphone with an overlay of a chat message that says, 'Absolutely, I'll send the booking link over text.' The overlay also includes a note indicating that the user requested text follow-up.
A woman in a yellow shirt smiling while looking at her smartphone, standing outdoors at night with blurred city lights in the background.
A woman with brown hair sitting outdoors at a camping site, with a white vehicle and a mountain in the background during sunset. There is a camping tent and a small table with a cup, and a chat bubble on the screen reads 'Three weeks in! How's your car treating you?'.