Hey Chelsea

Let’s get right into it.

I’m Chelsea. I’m from New York but now I’m from Philadelphia, except I live in New Jersey with my husband and our three large, adult cats. 5 cats.

I work in social media and I love the ever-changing landscape. It’s a box I have to constantly work myself outside of, and when a campaign comes together or lands in a big way, there’s nothing better. It’s validation from a community of strangers that your idea makes sense, bust most importantly the idea resonates with them.

In no specific order : I’m into food, drinks, mid-century modern anything, thrifting, my husband, cats, hockey, reading, the outdoors, Star Wars and whatever new hyper-fixation my brain clings onto for dopamine.

I love working as an independent contractor. It’s the freedom to dip my toe into any industry and community, to feel part of a different world for a little while. It’s the satisfaction of elevating a platform and helping an organization realize their voice.

I’ve spent the last five years building my portfolio as a creative as well as a strategist. My Screen Time notifications are scary, but indicative of the hours of work I put into curating graphics in Canva for socials, editing photos in Lightroom, putting Reels and Tiktoks together in CapCut, brainstorming campaign ideas in my notes app, saving engaging captions in Later, and connecting with brands and creatives on collaborations in my inbox. Beyond the borderline screen addiction, my record of organically building audiences and spearheading successful collaborations speaks for itself. Most of all, I love working with folks who have infectious genuine passion for what they do, whatever they do.

Let’s get excited over what you do together

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