About Bobby

Howdy — I’m Bobby, a cross-platform content strategist, communications professional, and creative producer with a background spanning digital media, advocacy, education, community engagement, and brand storytelling.

Over the past decade, I’ve led content, communications, and growth initiatives across nonprofits, startups, advocacy organizations, creative businesses, and mission-driven campaigns — producing everything from social media strategy and editorial content to video, email marketing, web development, programming, and live events.

My work sits at the intersection of storytelling, culture, and community-building. I’ve developed and promoted educational and cultural programming, built engaged online audiences, managed creative teams and campaigns, and helped organizations translate complex issues into compelling, accessible content that drives real-world engagement.

After years of running my own creative business and consulting across industries, I’m focused on opportunities where strategic communications and digital storytelling can create tangible impact — particularly in Jewish communal life, advocacy, education, and public affairs.

My experience includes:

• Content strategy and digital growth
• Social media management and audience development
• Copywriting, editorial, and SEO
• Creative campaign development
• Video and multimedia production
• Web content and development
• Email marketing and community engagement
• Event, program, and cultural programming promotion
• Cross-functional project and team management

Whether it’s a rapid-response social campaign, longform editorial storytelling, educational programming, or mission-driven brand strategy, I thrive on creating content that informs, mobilizes, and brings people together.

Born in New Orleans and raised in Texas, I'm currently living a childhood dream of being a New Yorker after 18 years on the West Coast (Seattle, LA, San Francisco, Palm Springs, and San Diego).

Things I've done include:

• Talking creative shop with folks like Director Kimberly Peirce (Boys Don't Cry, 1999) and Jesse Tyler Ferguson (Modern Family) and drawing inspiration from these random encounters
• Learning Spanish, Hebrew, German, and dabbling in French
• Played a piano concerto with a full orchestra (Rachmaninoff #2) in High School

At every stage I've told stories; creating first music, then digital connections, then music and the written word (again). At every stage: technology, tales, and creative integrations of the two.