My dog is one my biggest fans but she tends to get frustrated with my love of travel. An outdoorsy person by heart, I'm passionate about seeing the sights, looking at the view and watching the next sunset. I take my health seriously and am up on the latest natural ways to feel my best. 

Career-wise, I have a creative side that thrives on the what's next. Collaborating with other creative minds in a lead role fuels my fire to make an impact.  

One most satisfying career moments was the creation of a printed, 8-page school newsletter which incorporated each child's picture on the cover. This created an individual and original newsletter for each family. The excitement within the students, the parents and even the faculty was satisfying and is still talked about years later (I have these in print but not digitally)! While external marketing is what most people see, internal marketing is a key component of the whole picture. 

I have experience in a wide variety of industries: private schools, wealth management, health clinics, juice shops, hardware stores, Jewish organizations, etc. Learning new industries and fields pushes me to look forward to identifying my next path where my strengths will show.   

A couple of quick plugs: 

“We were blessed to work with Kayde for a few years before we hired her. As a client, we saw the sharp marketer and brand steward in Kayde and knew she’d be a great fit with our team. So, we didn’t hesitate to snap her up!”

“Previously the Director of Marketing for non-profits, Kayde has a sixth sense for maximizing budgets—and exposure. Her strong planning skills and ability to direct high-level business goals, all while making clients feel comfortable, are just icing on the Kayde cake. She has led one of San Antonio’s oldest private schools through a complete rebrand, a website overhaul, a new mobile app development, numerous annual reports, brochures, collateral...you name it. And every year’s media plan she researched and placed. So, needless to say, her marketing experience is extensive.”