Running a small business is no small task.

Between serving customers, leading your team, and managing a dozen moving parts, marketing often gets pushed aside—until it becomes the thing holding your growth back.

That’s where I come in.

For 25 years, I have worked with a nonprofit youth organization in Saskatoon, serving in roles like Communications Director, Creative Officer, Program Director, and Mentor.

I have had to wear a lot of hats, but my mission has always stayed the same: to help young people step into their full potential and see what was possible for their lives.

That same drive is at the heart of everything I do for small business owners today. I am obsessed with my client’s success.

• I know what it’s like to carry a big vision without a big team. I’ve built websites, written copy, designed campaigns, edited videos, and planned major events—all often with limited budgets and tight deadlines.
  

• I’ve watched the sun rise as I worked all night making sure a video edit hit just right for my client.

• I’ve spent hours wrapping Christmas event programs with greenery and ribbon to create an unforgettable first impression—because I believe small details shape big moments.

• And when a client found themselves with a half-built website and an urgent trade show deadline after their initial web company disappeared, I didn’t just rebuild their site—I rewrote the messaging, refined the brand, and even drove six hours to make sure their trade show booth was set up perfectly.

This isn’t just about design or strategy. It’s about partnership.

For the last 15 years, I’ve partnered with small business owners to solve real marketing challenges—whether through design, messaging, or media—always focused on the details that set them up for success.

Not flashy. Not fluffy. Just clear, purposeful work that helps your business grow.

That’s why I created the Matthews Method—a framework that simplifies your message, clarifies your direction, and helps you connect with the people who matter most.

If you’ve got too much on your plate, I’d love to help clear some space.

Your story matters. Let’s make sure the right people hear it.