About Tiffany
The degree was in drama and dance. The career became the art of revenue.

The throughline
Attention. Pacing. Performance. Then proof.
I have spent 17 years marketing B2B technology across FinTech, MarTech, MedTech, AI, and other categories with long buyer journeys. Much of that experience came from mid-market and billion-dollar organizations, where I led in-house teams, operated across functions, and learned what durable marketing systems require.
I have also been the first marketing hire and the entire marketing function for a new business unit. I am passionate about building from the ground up, bringing the strongest lessons from larger organizations into growth-stage companies where we can deploy, test, learn, and optimize at a faster pace.
My background in performance taught me that an audience needs a reason to keep watching. Marketing taught me that attention only matters when the story moves someone toward a decision. That is the work I do now: find the throughline, build the system, and help the team deliver it consistently.
Today I work directly with founders, lean marketing teams, and larger organizations that need focused fractional leadership. When the work needs a full agency, I bring in 3rd + Taylor.
Always learning. Actually building.
I do not call myself an AI expert. I call myself a practitioner.
I learn AI and emerging technology by making things: campaign systems, content workflows, operating tools, prototypes, and the occasional project that teaches me exactly what not to do next time. AI runs; Tiffany checks. Strategy and human judgment stay in the loop.
That builder perspective is also why I selectively create UGC and expert-led content for tech products I genuinely use, including software, apps, and physical tools that make ambitious work easier.
Tech collaborations →Beyond the work
The full human stays in the room.
I am a wife, a mom of four, a traveler, a woman of faith, and a continuous learner. I believe gratitude is a practice, seasons should have an end date, and your job should never be the only place your value is visible.

