BIOGRAPHY

  My career in radio broadcasting began at Suffolk County Community College, where I served as the first Sports Director for the college’s Internet Radio. I provided game recaps, conducted coach interviews, and produced promotional content for the 2018 NJCAA Region 15 Basketball Tournament.

After earning my Associate’s Degree, I transferred to Fredonia University, where I revitalized the Production Manager role at Fredonia Radio Systems. Leading a small team, I helped modernize sweepers, PSAs, and promotional content across multiple shows. My efforts earned me the Intercollegiate Broadcast Systems (IBS) National Championship for Best Sweeper Produced (2019–2020), and I was also named a national finalist for Women’s Basketball Play-by-Play at the same conference.

Additionally, I created and hosted Pinnacle Sports Hour, a radio show delivering in-depth coverage across a wide range of sports topics.

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 Most recently, as Wrestling Reimagined’s first Content & Social Media Director, I manage social media strategy across Facebook, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube to increase brand awareness and audience engagement. I capture professional photo and video content at events, helping increase social media reach by 70% and generating more than 230,000 additional views across multiple accounts. I also organized and managed the company’s digital assets through a centralized media library to streamline content production and accessibility.

I revamped Strong Island Productions at the end of 2025, where I was the videography and & photographer representing Long Island and beyond. During the 2025–26 wrestling season, the company generated nearly 5 million views, reached more than 650,000 accounts, and generated over 140,000 interactions.

Before returning to Long Island, I served as the first-ever Video Specialist for USA Wrestling, producing content ranging from sizzle reels to docuseries, conducting athlete and coach interviews, managing match archives, and analyzing social media performance. Through 2024-2025, I helped grow USA Wrestling’s social media following by more than 175,000 combined followers, including an 82,000-follower increase on Instagram alone.

In 2022, I joined St.John’s University as an Assistant Multimedia Manager within Athletics, supporting Big East broadcasts, creating introduction videos, highlight packages, and motion graphics, while also serving as an executive producer and video editor for the Red Storm Report, which aired on cable television. Earlier that year, I worked with Fenway Sports Management as a Video Production Assistant for the Salem Red Sox, contributing to MiLB TV broadcasts, video content, and in-game graphics.

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