Collaboration
I’ve worked with creative, design, engineering, production and sales teams. I like to adapt, synthesize goals and ensure common ground
Experimentation
I’m a firm believer in iteration and the invaluable function and lessons from trial and error. I love finding creative solutions to problems
Full-Brained Energy
I’m a mix of left and right brained traits. I harbour an innate knack for creativity and a strong inclination and action towards strategy
Organization
I’m only a scatterbrain for creativity. I use tools like Microsoft Suite, GSuite, Notion, whiteboards and the good ol’ LBB to keep my thoughts and ideas together
What to Expect
Case Studies
Working With the Best
Know me more than my mother
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Linguist at heart - clients around the world - adapt to different geographies
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Community builder
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Firm believer of DEI - talent transcends geographies
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I’m not me when I don’t have a sense of humour
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Sustainability enthusiast
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I like to stand when giving presentations
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Cinephile
What They Say
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You have a varied background. Talk us through it.My diverse interests have pushed me to explore multiple fields of knowledge and skill sets throughout my education and vocation - each more transferable than the next. These backgrounds include psychology, writing in all forms, the art of selling, project management, team coordination, creativity, media and content strategy, work in established organizations and startups to name a few, with the latest additions being - product marketing and management. I look at this variety as a massive strength that enables me to contribute to important conversations and decisions, and ensures fluidity in my performance and involvement in any organizational setup.
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How do you integrate creative ideation with strategic thinking in your projects?I combine creative ideation with data-driven strategy by aligning content with business objectives and market insights. I’ve made myself familiar with OKRs to put strategic structure and direction in place with realistic, actionable items. I rely on data and distilled insights to guide my motivations and actions. I exercise creativity at the absolute grassroot of levels in my work - when I write emails, conceptualize content, visualize campaigns and at the strategic levels - when I’m choosing how to communicate goals, create presentations, present them, and visualize reports.
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What tools and methodologies do you use for project and product management?I use tools like Figma and WebFlow to understand and apply design sensibilities and UX research. I use Jira and Notion to manage projects and organize thoughts and action plans, and apply agile methodologies. I leverage these tools to create seamless user experiences and deliver projects on time while reducing friction and maintaining creative integrity. Finally, would my stakeholder management double up as a tool? In which case, I use that too!
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How do you approach working with cross-functional teams, especially in creative and tech-driven projects?Working as a project manager, customer success manager, voiceover manager and creative lead on my projects put me in the center of multiple teams - brand managers, sales, artists, motion designers, voiceover talent, customer success team, seniors and juniors. I understood early on the balance between taking lead and fostering conversations - depending on who was on the other end of the table. I honed that balance throughout my multiple skills. I’ve also sharpened fostering clear communication and aligning stakeholders on project goals. Whether collaborating with engineers on AI products or working with designers on media strategies, I ensure that creative, tech, and business aspects converge seamlessly to meet client objectives. This is yet another environment in which my varied backgrounds and leadership training at Northwestern University come handy.
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Can you share examples of successful projects you’ve led for major brands like the European Union Commission?I’ve delivered over 325 minutes of high-value video content and managed cross-functional teams to execute campaigns for top-tier clients with multiple projects leading to repeat business - which signifies client satisfaction, successful project management and delivery. The project for the EU Commission was highly challenging. The expectation - a 4x longer video in 0.25x tighter deadline. We delivered a superb product by adapting project workflows to this unique situation. The project for Asian Paints’ Steal The Spotlight campaign resulted in us employing unlikely influencers with fun storylines - that eventually led to the campaign multiple awards. The project for UNICEF-partnered Aarambh included working on a 3-month long content strategy with limited information. After lengthy conversations with the clients and intense research, we were able to deliver on the brief.