About Me
Merging digital strategy and creative vision to fuel meaningful results.
With leadership roles at Meta, Wella, and L’Oréal, I’ve helped global brands turn digital channels into high-performing growth engines. I specialize in eCommerce, performance marketing, and conversion optimization — building strategies that turn browsers into buyers and drive measurable impact.​​
What Working Together Looks Like
I understand the pressure of leading in today’s ever-evolving digital landscape — I’ve been in your shoes. That’s why when we team up, I operate as a true extension of your team: blending strategic vision with hands-on execution to solve your most pressing digital challenges. My style is collaborative, grounded, and human. Together, we’ll build smart, actionable strategies and bring them to life.
Digital Strategy
We’ll build a clear, actionable roadmap that aligns with your business goals and ensures your digital channels fuel growth and engagement.
Marketing Team Design
I’ll help you shape a modern marketing team with the right structure, roles, and capabilities to thrive in a digital-first world.
E-Commerce Acceleration
From DTC to Amazon, I optimize your eCommerce ecosystem to increase conversions and unlock new revenue streams.
Measurement & Analytics
We’ll set clear KPIs and build dashboards that give you visibility into what’s working — and where to double down — so you can confidently prove marketing ROI.
Life Beyond the Work
Outside of work, I’m a husband and proud dad to Owen and Harrison. Originally from Paris, France, I moved to the U.S. 18 years ago—a journey that’s taken me from New York to California, and now Massachusetts, where we’ve planted roots as a family. I’m an avid traveler, always seeking fresh perspectives, and a passionate home cook who believes that great food has the power to bring people together. Music has been a constant through every chapter—whether it’s discovering new artists, spinning old records, or simply having a soundtrack to life, it’s my creative fuel and everyday joy.​
