I transform new users into power users at scale by enhancing companies' training into a competitive advantage and differentiator. Teaching has been a constant throughout my entire career. I believe Customer Education shouldn’t be a content factory. In its best form, it should be a strategic lever for accelerating account growth, reducing time-to-value, and changing the way people work.
My superpower? Taking complex topics, stripping them down to what actually matters, and making them click for others. I thrive at the intersection of ideas - finding unexpected connections, untangling problems, and building the tools and processes that make work feel less like work. I bring energy, creativity, and a healthy dose of humor to everything I touch. My colleagues would call me determined, proactive, and hard to slow down - and they wouldn't be wrong.
Whether it's a workflow, a system, or an approach to collaboration, I can't help but ask "what if we did this differently?" I thrive on building consensus, earning buy-in, and moving forward together rather than alone. I've helped organizations work smarter, collaborate more effectively, and raise the bar on their learning experience design (LXD) maturity.
Designs, develops, and delivers training that drives real impact
Leads customer training initiatives across a range of formats: instructor-led, virtual, self-paced, and blended learning. Tailor training to different audiences based on role, workflow, and technical background. Standardize training quality and accessibility for a global audience.
Measures performance to continuously improve
Connects training data back to program design, using a data-driven iteration cycle focused on business outcomes. Underlying philosophy: data-informed while remaining human-centered - measurement exists to sharpen decisions and improve the learner experience, not to produce reports for their own sake, with a built-in bias toward experimentation and iteration.
Partners cross-functionally to prioritize outcomes over output
Collaborates closely with teams across the company - product, customer success, marketing, and support - to keep training tied to real results. Great interdisciplinary teamwork depends on building a common vocabulary, well-defined roles, and genuine psychological safety. It's not enough to gather experts in the same room - real success comes from weaving distinct professional cultures into one integrated way of working.
Thinks strategically across the full customer journey
Extends education's reach past onboarding into activation, adoption, and renewal. Thinks holistically about the full customer journey - before, during, and after they touch the SaaS product - considering what entices someone to try the software, draws them into engaging with it, shapes how they exit an experience, and extends the relationship afterward.