About
Hi, I'm Hannah.
I build the things that let organizations and communities last. My career began in the arts and nonprofit world at the Kimbell Art Museum, then moved into national brand and marketing work at The Richards Group — integrated campaigns for organizations where credibility mattered, including the $100M+ Red Kettle Campaign.
Most recently, I've built the operating backbone of a private investment firm — the systems, investor relations, and multi-party transactions that let its leaders focus on growth. Alongside that, I founded The Local Roundup, a community publication that led me to build the Aledo Valley Partnership — a nonprofit strengthening civic and business ties, now in development — and served on library and education boards, the patient work of strengthening the places I live.
What ties it all together is a belief: a place, like an organization, grows stronger when people invest in it — and in one another. I'm drawn to the patient, unglamorous work of building things meant to last. My three children are the reason I think hard about what's worth building — and what isn't.
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