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After an indescribable year, I’ve moved on from (Mamba) Sports Academy, feeling thankful for my time there.
I have a decade of experience in storytelling, producing, writing, editing, content, social and strategy.
If you're looking — or know someone who is — I'd love to chat
I have a decade of experience in storytelling, producing, writing, editing, content, social and strategy.
If you're looking — or know someone who is — I'd love to chat
One of the first things I did at MSA, in January, was help put on a camp for WNBA players, led by Kobe. It was a special experience. I got to witness — and we got to film — him as a teacher, and the dedication, approach and talent of some of the league’s best.
Two weeks later, we were figuring out not just how to process the accident, but how to publicly respond. In the months that followed, we navigated through tragedy, COVID uncertainty, a rebrand and more. It’s been a year of unexpected challenges, as has been the case for so many.
Through it all, I worked with a great squad and learned a lot. I’m deeply grateful to @TTwersky and the entire team at Mamba Sports Academy/Sports Academy for my time there.
And I’m excited to figure out what’s next.
And I’m excited to figure out what’s next.
And I remain grateful to others that have played such a major part in helping me grow over the last decade including @bosborne17 @carlchery @erikazbk @iamARocque @jaysonrodriguez @NeLLnOtHiNg @neweryork @rebeccabuilds @robmarkman @rondell12 and many more.
