Creative work,

operationally led
and strategically executed

Brand level operational improvement & resourcing optimization

Challenge

The HCP and DTC teams for the brand  were expanding quickly, but lacked standardized delivery tools, roadmaps, and forecasting frameworks. The result: inconsistent timelines, misaligned staffing, and delivery delays.

  • Built a custom Smartsheet-based resourcing dashboard, increasing forecast accuracy by 30%

  • Partnered with Account and Finance to develop a financial tracker to align revenue projects with workload, staffing and project timelines

  • Chaired a timeline best practices task force to standardize delivery expectations across teams

  • Created a content management tool to improve brand consistency across tactics

  • Improved delivery speed by 25% portfolio-wide

  • Reduced resource conflicts and rework through centralized tools

  • Roadmaps adopted across the agency as best practice examples

  • Elevated team accountability and clarity across project leads

Project delivery speed improved by 25%

Multi-indication patient website migrations in AEM

Challenge

The client maintained multiple outdated websites across brands and audiences, leading to inconsistent UX, regulatory inefficiencies, and high maintenance costs. The business needed a consolidated, compliant, user-friendly digital experience.

  • Led the $2MM migration of multiple legacy websites into a centralized Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) platform

  • Coordinated cross-functional teams (Account, UX, Tech, Design, Strategy, MLR) to align on architecture, content structure, and compliance

  • Created an AEM-specific project timeline and budget roadmap, maintaining full visibility into scope and stakeholder feedback

  • Delivered the portfolio website migration  with 6 separate website properties ahead of schedule, saving ~$250K 

  • Improved UX, accessibility, and content governance across all patient-facing sites

  • Strengthened client trust through transparent process leadership and efficient MLR coordination

$2MM migration across 6 website properties - and came in $250K under budget

Branded patient website requiring FDA Subpart H regulatory pathway

Challenge

The client needed to launch a patient-facing website in a highly regulated therapeutic category. The work required full alignment with Subpart H regulatory guidelines, which dictated rigorous approval processes and stakeholder reviews.

  • Served as regulatory lead across the PM function, managing the Subpart H timeline and coordination with internal MLR and client regulatory teams

  • Created a training materials to upskill internal PMs and creative teams on Subpart H nuances, increasing internal understanding and efficiency

  • During launch facilitated Subpart H reviews and launch specific MLR reviews for 15+ launch assets –  with no delays and launching patient website ahead of schedule

  • Successfully launched a fully compliant patient website within Subpart H guardrails

  • Improved internal capability around FDA regulatory workflows across the agency

  • Created a scalable process template for future Subpart H launches

Created scalable process templates for future launches

Junior PM mentorship and utilization improvement

Challenge

A junior project manager on the team was underutilized, lacked confidence, and struggled to take ownership of deliverables. Leadership needed a path to increase their engagement and contribution while preparing them for promotion.

  • Provided structured mentorship through weekly coaching, goal-setting, and guided delegation

  • Aligned project tasks with the PM’s strengths while gradually expanding their ownership and autonomy

  • Offered feedback in real-time and coached them on stakeholder management and communication

  • Increased billable utilization by 40% within four months

  • Strengthened their confidence, delivery quality, and visibility across teams

  • Set the foundation for their eventual promotion, creating a replicable coaching model for other PM leads

Increased junior PM billable utilization by 40% within four months