modern marketing for a legendary breed.
After graduating from Montana State University on the Dean’s List with a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, I’ve worked freelance marketing and design jobs to strengthen my skillset while remaining professionally active within the horse industry.
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Most recently, my design focus has centered on promotional materials for my own sport horses. While it's impossible to both handle and photograph my stallion at the same time, this challenge has pushed me to think creatively — making full use of third-party media and the full Adobe Creative Suite, including Photoshop, Lightroom, InDesign, and Illustrator.
I bring both a formal academic foundation and practical, hands-on experience in digital and print marketing media. In addition to my personal work, I’ve collaborated with other clients to produce high-quality, digestible content that amplifies their voice and brand. Most relevant to The Blarney, I served as Editor-in-Chief for the Holland Lop Rabbit Specialty Club’s quarterly publication, where I managed layout, design, content coordination, and delivery. |
Digital marketing may be the trend, but print media is the tangible connection.
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I come forward to support The Blarney not only because I want to give back to the cornerstone breed I love and produce, but because I feel called to help preserve a physical, written record of this rare and remarkable breed.
In an increasingly digital world, the value of a thoughtfully crafted print publication is more important than ever — especially for a breed with such rich history and cultural significance. The Blarney is more than just a newsletter or a collection of articles; it’s an archive, a time capsule, and a testament to the passion and perseverance of the Irish Draught community. |
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As breeders, riders, and supporters, we are not just producing horses — we are carrying forward generations of intentional work. By documenting these efforts, celebrating milestones, and sharing the stories behind the horses, we help ensure the legacy of the breed lives on — both in memory and in print.
Contributing to The Blarney allows me to use my professional skills in service of something that matters deeply to me. It’s a chance to bridge tradition and modern marketing, to celebrate the breed not just under saddle, but on the printed page — where the stories of our horses and their people can be seen, remembered, and cherished for years to come.
Contributing to The Blarney allows me to use my professional skills in service of something that matters deeply to me. It’s a chance to bridge tradition and modern marketing, to celebrate the breed not just under saddle, but on the printed page — where the stories of our horses and their people can be seen, remembered, and cherished for years to come.
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