Why Juniper & Stone?

Alignment Changes Everything.

pexels kristenmunk 2463830
84c97b2c 25a3 42fd 85e2 35e2451b1a44

I have advised elected officials, partnered with city managers, worked alongside developers, nonprofit leaders and business executives, helping organizations navigate decisions that shape communities for years to come. I have seen what builds momentum and what quietly destroys it.

That experience has taught me something few people ever see. The most important conversations rarely happen at the microphone.

That is why I founded Juniper & Stone.

My experience extends well beyond public service. I have built tourism brands, led strategic communications, managed high-profile media relations, owned a public relations and marketing firm, hosted radio programs, advised executive leaders and stood behind the podium during some of an organization’s most visible moments.

Strategy doesn’t begin when the cameras arrive. It actually begins long before the first headline, interview or council meeting. The best communicators aren’t simply good at telling stories. They are good at helping leaders make better decisions before the story is written.

I have spent twenty years earning a seat at the table. Today, I help my clients keep theirs.


Principles that guide every conversation

What We Believe

Trust is Infrastructure

Roads, buildings and investment matter. But nothing moves without trust. We help communities build it before they need it.

Preparation Changes Outcomes

The most important meeting is rarely the one on the calendar. It’s every conversation that happens before people take their seats.

Alignment Creates Momentum

Projects don’t stall because people stop caring. They stall when priorities, expectations and communication drift apart.

Leadership Sets the Tone

Communication isn’t a department. It’s a leadership responsibility. Every decision, every meeting and every message either builds confidence, or erodes it.

Prepare the Room Before the Room.

Conflict is Expensive. Alignment Wins.

Let’s Prepare the Room