With a Major in witty comebacks and a Minor in motherhood, Ali is all about the words and has been sharing them liberally with all and sundry for years. Oh! The stories she could tell, but for those million dollar non-disclosure contracts she has signed. Moving swiftly on.
She counts deadlines among her closest friends, and is here to get your project from amazing idea to thrilling completion while freeing up the brain-space of the creatives she hangs with. A tenacious problem solver she is a generalist with a mind jam-packed with the answers to most trivia questions out there.
Originally from South Africa, she came to Savannah via Texas (Don’t Mess With -). She has a Postgraduate Degree in Language & Literature and has leveraged the heck out of that Liberal Arts Education pursuing a career in television, newspapers and most recently research and has won awards for her jibber jabber. Her parents are relieved because Lord knows it was touch and go there for a while. Bottom line: stuff is endlessly interesting to her and she just really really wants for you to be happy.
It is an angular typeface family that was inspired by old beer packaging and military lettering.
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