
Strategic Storytelling For The Long Game
Today, I’m lucky to work in two worlds that complement each other more than you might think: corporate innovation and entrepreneurial support.
On one side, I serve as the contracted Director of Marketing for SunHydrogen, a renewable energy technology company focused on advancing clean hydrogen production. In this role, I manage everything from major announcements and investor-facing communications to regulatory-aligned messaging, social channels, website updates, and video content for digital platforms. It’s fast-paced, highly technical, and incredibly rewarding—especially knowing the work supports a cleaner, more sustainable future.
On the other side, there’s Clark Collective, my own consultancy. This is where I get to partner with emerging businesses and help them build practical, high-impact marketing and communication strategies. Sometimes that means defining a brand identity from the ground up. Other times it’s developing content systems, shaping a message that actually resonates, or giving small teams the confidence and tools they need to grow. Clark Collective represents the entrepreneurial side of me—the part that loves rolling up my sleeves, digging into ideas, and helping them take off.
Across both spaces, one thread stays constant: I care deeply about clear storytelling, meaningful branding, and communications that create real momentum. Yes, my resume highlights strategic communication, project management, and multi-channel marketing—but it also highlights something equally essential: a good beard.
Because even in the world of professional storytelling, it never hurts to keep things a little human.

