When I first started working here, Touchcast was already doing really incredible events in the metaverse. We are now expanding our presence in the metaverse to other areas for enterprise companies. It’s been really cool to be a part of conversations about the future of communications and how this transition will change how people interact and do business. Since it’s still early days for this shift, I now spend a portion of my time each week learning more about web3 and other related metaverse topics.

When I was in elementary school, I used to put on puppet shows for my classmates with paper-cutouts I had made. I would put on a couple ‘plays’ per year. That love of story-telling is something that has stuck with me throughout my career and it’s definitely an important concept in marketing because it allows people to interact with your company on a more personal level. Touchcast takes it one step further by helping people to tell their stories in really cool and immersive ways which is an added bonus :)

Don’t be afraid to speak up and share your ideas. Even if they don’t get used every time, new points of view lead to new fresh ideas that never would have been thought of otherwise.

My two favorite parts about working from home are: 1. no more commuting and 2. I’m able to make as much coffee as I want throughout the day. I do miss the camaraderie that comes with working in an office so I try to carve out some time each week for little 1:1 chats with co-workers.

Animals in general and rabbits specifically. I’ve had two free-range bunnies of my own for 7+ years. While I was living in NYC, I volunteered at the Queens rabbit rescue All About Rabbits Rescue (where one of mine came from🐰). Thankfully, I’ve been able to continue volunteering with them remotely after my move to Chicago.