I’m Ally
Oh hey.
An Atlanta native with roots in Austin and NYC.
3:00 am Waffle House connoisseur…
and hopeless romantic driven by the human experience.
Inspired by those who disrupt the monotony of everyday life, I connect people to brands using storytelling, engagement, and a bit of fantasy. I’m passionate about small business brand development and spent the first few years of my career helping others bring their ideas to life. When someone asks me what I’m thinking the answer is typically, “something crazy."
With almost a decade of creative ideation experience , I thrive in diverse teams who challenge what’s possible. I am searching for an agency with big ideas and an unparalleled desire to raise the ideas others deem impossible.
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Marketing Manager / Art Director, Jacky the Jackalope's personal stylist, honorary office barista, winner of the messiest desk award, and most likely to walk laps around the office.
2021-2024
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Freelance brand developer, SEO wizard, WordPress expert, questionable bookkeeper doing her best in excel, and master interpreter of convoluted client feedback.
2020–Present
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Creative Media Intern, office personality hire, keeper of the special drink fridge, and queen of "Whatcha up to and can I watch?"
2019–2020
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Visual Media Lead, entrepreneur in training, in-house audio visual expert and IT support, student ambassador, expert professor botherer, and designer of so many god damn pamphlets.
2018–2019
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Shift Lead/ Barista, coffee master, frappuccino hater, cake pop eater, and drive-through voice actor.
2017–2019
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Recreational Soccer Assistant Director, special event coordinator, herder of cats (aka 30 six-year-olds), C-licensed academy coach, lesson planner, cone carrier, and snack bringer.
2016–2019
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Special Event Coordinator, birthday party and summer camp lead, painter of all broken dishes, expert glaze dipper, and aligner of every tiny trinket on the shelf.
2015–2017
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Student Engagement Director, fundraising maniac, painter of so many bodies at football games, and designer for all art department flyers stuffed into the backpacks of students.
2015–2017