Why I’m a Fit
Same room, same goals: practical content for execs who want to take something back—without sitting through a sales pitch.
Audience alignment
I speak a lot—conferences and webinars, often to professional services and attorneys. So the mix you described (one-person shops running traditional marketing ops, all the way up to bigger teams with strong content and social) is familiar. I’ve seen the same spread: some folks very savvy, others brand-new. I design for both.
What I actually talk about
Most of what I do now is AI: what’s out there, how to use it, and how it changes the game for marketing. Marketing automation is a perfect example—it used to be prohibitively expensive because generating enough content cost too much. Now that you can use AI to build campaigns, strategize, and populate them, the economics change. I focus on that kind of practical shift, not “here are vendors to buy from.”
How I frame sessions
There’s nothing I hate more than going and hearing somebody go on for forty-five minutes or an hour telling me that I should hire them. I want practical, usable things. So that’s how I frame things out.
I’m not there to sell. I’m there so people can take something away and grow with it. That’s the standard I use for every talk.
Rhode Island
Personal note: my dad’s from Rhode Island. I don’t have family out there anymore, but it’s a place I’ve always had a soft spot for—and I’d be glad to bring this session there.