oh, hello there!
I'm Erik, and I’ve been pitching big ideas since I could talk.
My first major account? My parents. I closed multiple deals using PowerPoint slideshows for my Christmas wish lists—carefully curated images, impeccable font choices, and persuasive arguments. (Santa, regrettably, did not attend the final pitch meeting.)
From there, I pivoted to filmmaking. I wrote scripts, built worlds, and used some now-extinct software to animate my stories. My parents and their friends were my audience, and if they'd been in the position to hand out Oscars, I’d have a few.
I went on to study English Literature, convinced I’d write the next Great American Novel. Still working on that one. But storytelling? That never stopped.
My first real job was with one of those legacy media companies that existed when TV had three channels. I pitched clients, sold advertising, and learned that creativity—not just execution—wins business. Moved on to another big media company, where I championed the idea that we weren’t just selling ad space; we were selling ideas. Big, bold, strategic ones. I wanted us to be an agency within the company. (Spoiler: Media companies aren’t always as creative as I’d like.)
So here I am. Bringing big ideas to life. Crafting stories. Selling solutions. Always looking for the next challenge.
Take a look around, and if you want to make something great, let’s talk.