Brand Experience Producer & Host · English y Español
Most brands book a producer to run the event and talent to front it. I've done both for national brands for nine years, in English and Spanish, with twenty years of teaching behind every word I say to your guests.
Based in San Diego. Travels for the right project.
What I do
Hire me for one, or hand me the whole program. Rate sheet on request.
Design, logistics, staffing, run of show and reconciliation. I write the playbook your team works from, run the day, and close out the budget and the report after. The part clients never see is the part I'm best at.
Your guests meet a warm, sharp host who can switch to Spanish mid sentence. I learn your product cold, train your ambassadors before doors open, then lead from the floor.
Hands on sessions for offsites and client events: plant and paint, garden to table, handmade soap. Everyone leaves with something they made. Built by a teacher, so nobody feels lost and nobody gets bored.
SOPs, training guides, RFQs, grant applications and reports. Written clearly enough that a new hire can run your program from the page.
Why one hire
In the room




About
I grew up outside Detroit, earned a marketing degree at Kent State, then a master's in teaching at Wayne State. I taught Spanish in Michigan, then spent four years teaching and doing outreach at a university in Barranquilla, Colombia. That's where my Spanish comes from.
Back home I ran my own bakery and catering business, showed up on HGTV's Bargain Block, and spent the last nine years running events and fronting brands at auto shows, festivals and product launches, including a stint as a project manager at an experiential agency.
Now I'm in San Diego, where I also teach kids to grow their own food in a school garden.
Every activation is a lesson plan. Know your audience, hold the room, and make sure they leave knowing something they didn't when they walked in.
Book a call
Send the date, the city and what you're launching. I'll come back with a plan and my rate sheet within one business day.