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I live at the intersection of revenue, operations, and creative direction. I don't view business and art as separate disciplines. To me, they are both systems. A broken sales process is no different than a bad design - it creates friction, leaks energy, and fails to hold attention.

 

My work is defined by a single directive: To build the infrastructure required for high-fidelity visions to survive in the real world.

 

 

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My background in psychology, revenue operations, and creative direction is cumulative, not linear. This combination provides a distinct lens for my work.

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Storytelling, symbolism, and Southern Gothic influences are central to my approach - shaped by my upbringing in the rural, isolated South and my reality as a gay, neurodivergent individual.

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These aren't just biographical details - they're a competitive advantage. They've given me a deep understanding of the necessity of challenging convention and the structural power of creative expression. I'm pulling from a much deeper well of history and life experience than a standard agency or fractional leader.

 

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I believe in the power of tangible output. Whether I'm designing and making clothes with my wife, Alaine, at our company analog textile works, or creating audiovisual projects, I am always looking for new ways to connect through creativity.

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Kit. is more than just a consulting business - it's the office built to house this discipline. It's a way to drive design, innovation, and connection through a solid process and output that is focused, authentic, and unique.