My career began at as a materials developer for Burberry, collaborating directly with mills to develop fabrics for luxury apparel and accessories. This experience gave me a deep appreciation for the craft behind materials—understanding how textiles are engineered and how color and material work together to create products with purpose and emotion.

After relocating to the United States, I transitioned into Color, Material & Finish (CMF) Design, spending more than a decade developing color and material strategies across apparel, footwear, equipment, and consumer electronics.

From textiles and knit constructions to plastics, metals, coatings, paints, and finishes; I've built a broad understanding of how materials influence both product performance and brand perception.

In 2021, I moved into CMF leadership, where my focus expanded beyond creating palettes to defining strategic vision.

Today, I lead teams in developing cohesive color and material directions that align with brand identity, consumer insights, emerging trends, and commercial objectives. I thrive at connecting creative thinking with business strategy—building systems, mentoring designers, and establishing clear CMF strategies that can scale across categories and product lines.