Community policing training, built for the United Nations.
A multilingual awareness training for learners in remote, low-bandwidth regions — partnered with the International Office of Migration and localized for the context on the ground.
Every project I take on begins with objectives. It seems only fair that the introduction to my practice begins the same way.
You'll have a clear sense of how I work, who I've worked with, and the kind of problems I'm built to solve.
Not the buzzwords — the actual, specific way I move from brief to finished course in a way that changes behavior.
If we're a fit, you'll know exactly what to do next. If we're not, you'll have saved yourself a call.
I'm a senior instructional design consultant based in Chicago. I came up as a graphic designer (WIU, '09) before an MS in Instructional Design & Technology bent the craft toward learning.
Since 2015 I've led the development of 250+ corporate training courses for Mars, Uber, iHeartMedia, 7-Eleven, Wesco, and others — from full eLearning series in four languages to single-minute explainer videos. I ship fast, I respect your budget, and I insist that training is actually worth the learner's time.
“Completion rates are a vanity metric. What matters is whether behavior actually changes on Tuesday morning.”
A multilingual awareness training for learners in remote, low-bandwidth regions — partnered with the International Office of Migration and localized for the context on the ground.
Eight gamified training courses with leaderboard mechanics, plus three explainer videos for the Learning Center launch.
A multi-year certification curriculum built for contractors, builders, and architects — 25+ eLearning courses covering industry best practices and product recommendations.
A series of explainer videos rolled out to introduce Microsoft Teams — fast, on-brand, and built to land with employees who'd never heard of it before launch.
A 100-page employee reference manual designed for use across more than 7,000 store locations — built with internal SMEs to translate operations into something staff could actually use.
"A client asks for a 45-minute compliance training deck by next month. What's your first move?"
Exactly. Scope and deadline don't tell you anything about the learner or the behavior change you're trying to drive. Every engagement I take starts here — even when the client thinks they already have the answer.
If what you just read sounds like how you want your next training project to go — the next step is a 20-minute call. No deck. No pitch. Just a conversation about what you're trying to do.