Growing up in a military family gave Sarah an early and enduring understanding of what service actually looks like. Not as an obligation, but as a standard of care for the people around you. That value runs through everything: her personal relationships, her professional ones, and the way she shows up for every client she works with. It also made her the kind of person who notices what others miss. When it came time to choose a path, a creative field was never a question, only the shape of it. Majoring in marketing and minoring in graphic design at Xavier University gave her exactly the right container: rigorous enough to sharpen her thinking, open enough to let her make things. The agency model was a natural fit for the same reason. It asks for both the analytical and the artistic, often in the same breath, and that particular tension is where she does her best work. Outside the office, you’ll find her at a fitness class or on a tennis or pickleball court, at a concert, stationed at one of a few trusted coffee shops, or deep in whatever pop culture moment is currently worth paying attention to. She’s also an avid collector of physical media: books, vinyl, DVDs (heavily skewed toward rom-coms), magazines. The kind of person who still believes some things are worth owning.

People who underestimate Sarah’s range usually do it once.