Toronto based digital strategist and content creator, with a number of new media ventures up his sleeve and a few more in the works.
Particularly passionate in knowledge sharing and innovation, podcasting, blogging and illustration.
Interviewed on CBC Radio, CBC's The National and the Winning Free Press, too!
RBC, Brand & Communications
Art direction for interactive poll on RBC’s Blue Water Project Facebook page.
Read more about my work at RBC on my LinkedIn profile.
Stutter Social
Co-founder and director of digital strategy of online stuttering community using Google Plus Hangouts.
Hosting weekly Hangouts and maintaining social media increasing awareness and participation.
Received media attention from Technology programs and Google.
StutteringIsCool.com
My podcast and online community via Twitter and Facebook encouraging stutterers to live their lives without letting their speech get in the way. Listenership in over 50 countries and continually increasing subscriptions since 2007 launch.
Interviewed on CBC Radio and CBC The National.
Ti-Ger
Companion website to Stuttering Is Cool (above)
Character design and branding promotion of Ti-Ger Analogy of Stuttering at ti-ger.org.
Created a tiger cartoon that was approachable yet a little menacing and mischievous.
Brovisor
Co-founder and creative director of online fashion consultant for men app.
Upload a photo of something in your closet and receive suggestions for other clothes to wear with it. Mobile version currently in development.
Web app for iPad of SuperSpud.com
Interactive comic book web app for iPad currently in development.
PodCamp Toronto 2010 - 2012
Co-organizer, community management team lead and digital strategy.
Co-creator of mobile version of event website (on right) for immediate access to constantly evolving conference schedule. Reducing paper consumption, too.
Carovilli.ca
Infographic website about Italian town for English speaking geneological researchers.
Art direction, web design and embedded related information from various social media networks.
