But becky — you studied studio art, as in paintings, drawings and sculpture?

what do you know about social media?

My first big break came when I became Social Media Manager for Bittersweet Café & Confections + Pôr Wine House. I juggled multiple accounts, grew audiences by 50%+, and produced content that reached 6.5 million views—even securing a brand partnership and Shopify link from a viral video campaign. That role taught me how to balance scrappy creativity with strategy, and how to make small-town restaurants feel like must-follow brands online.

After that, I joined The Wonderful Company, creating content for household names like FIJI Water, POM Wonderful, JUSTIN Wine, Halos, and Wonderful Pistachios. I edited and produced 50+ videos a month, optimized content for performance, supported shoots, and helped bring Earth’s Finest Water (and plenty of pistachios) to life on social media.

a queer, femme, creative who enjoys long walks on the beach, pasta for dinner every night and good reality TV (the bachelor included).

but that’s not why you’re here…

excellent

question

(& very valid)

Art school taught me taught me the art of storytelling,

For four years, I lived and breathed creativity, constantly pushing myself past what I thought art could be. I experimented with new mediums, took risks (failing often), and learned that the most impactful work isn’t always the most polished—it’s the most raw, the most honest, and the most real.

True connection comes from authenticity, vulnerability, not perfection.

I learned that creating isn’t just about making something impactful to myself, something only I can understand—it’s about making something that has something to say to the rest of the world, standing alone. My passion is using creativity to tell stories that are seen, felt, and universally understood.

Art exists in the space between what’s made and what’s felt. The strongest work isn’t just seen—it’s made real life. I created to bridge that gap, to tell stories that linger, and to make an impact that lasts.

then I graduated….

So i had to keep pushin’

I was stuck in a place, all of us have found ourselves — late night & on the couch scrolling…….LinkedIn.

I’m also a

And it turns out, no hiring manager thinks “performance art piece of me cutting up my ex’s hoodie in front of a crowd” is a transferable skill.

Figures.

Through a mix of applications, desperation, and a full-blown identity crisis, I landed my first internship in digital marketing at Revv Creative Consulting, a women-founded creative consultancy. It was there that I got my first real taste of social media and content creation. What started as an internship quickly turned into a full-time role, and along the way, I discovered my passion for digital storytelling—the kind that truly connects with people.