My work: Corporate Comms
Here you will see a range of corp comms—each with its own voice, community and design goal—along with what I like to call “Lessons and Little Gems”: engaging, mind-opening and insightful things I learned from the material inside.
Qenos Alka Brochure Series
Suite of product brochures (16 pages)
This brochure series aligns with the Qenos visual identity, featuring a distinct accent colour to differentiate product lines. The layouts use clear sectioning, ample white space, icons, bullet points and tables to enhance readability and communicate technical information effectively.
Lessons & Little Gems: Your milk bottle starts its life in a closed-loop system so clean, it never even touches open air.










The Qenos Pipe Extrusion Knowledge Library
A collection of industry white papers (36 pages)


The Qenos white papers explore in-depth topics on polyethylene (PE) products and their applications. With a highly technical focus, each paper is clearly structured, divided into easy-to-navigate sections for quick access to key data.
Lessons & Little Gems: Pipe extrusion with materials like polyethylene boosts energy efficiency, recyclability, durability, and reduces waste, water loss and carbon footprint.








max by CannPal Product Brochure
Research and Product Review for the Animal Therapeutics Sector (20 pages)


Dedicated to pet health, this research and product review strikes a perfect balance between the serious, technical aspects and a sense of fun and personality. In line with the CannPal brand, it features a clear information hierarchy, logical flow and strong data visuals.
Lessons & Little Gems: Today the highest searched words when looking for pet care products are: “Low/No/Reduced”, “No additives/Preservatives”, “Vitamins and Minerals” and “Socially ethical”.








Explore – The School Careers Guide
Freelance for Hardie Grant Publishing, a careers guide for students, teachers and career advisers (332 pages)


This template-driven guide is designed for students exploring career paths. Featuring pages from a wide range of industries and companies of all sizes, the layout is bright, structured and easy to navigate, making it ideal for browsing the many opportunities available.
Lessons & Little Gems: Confidence is key, you’ve got to be your own biggest fan.








The Australian Education Union School Funding Review
Review of government funding for public vs private schools (56 pages)


This review compares the combined commonwealth and state/territory recurrent funding for comparable public and private schools. It matches schools of similar size, location and student demographics, ensuring a fair comparison. To support quick understanding for government stakeholders, the data is presented using clear tables, graphs, bullet points, pull quotes and feature boxes.
Lessons & Little Gems: A properly funded public school system promotes equity and improves student achievement, helping to build a stronger, smarter and more resilient society.








The AAPM National Workforce and Salary Survey 2019 & 2023
National Survey for Healthcare Practice Management produced by Media Measures (96; 100 pages)


These surveys provide detailed insights into the salaries, conditions and responsibilities of Practice Managers across Australia. To support the data-heavy content, bold headings and bright colours were used to improve readability and reduce repetition.
Lessons & Little Gems: Behind every great health clinic is a manager juggling a dozen hats.








Selected forms
Forms for Good Shepherd, IMC Insurance, Plusrite, Faculty of Pain Management and ANZCA
These forms share a common goal: clear, accessible design. Consistent typography, logical spacing and well-aligned sections guide the user's eye and reduce confusion—making the forms easier to read, faster to complete and less prone to errors.
Lessons & Little Gems: Approximately 27% of users abandon forms because they are too lengthy.








“You’re a star! Thanks for your amazing work.
My stone mason is currently chiselling the contract
to have you do it all again next year!”
Leo Roccioletti – ERD