Elizabeth holds a B.A. in English from Kansas State University with a cum laude GPA and a concentration in American literature. She has been writing professionally since 2004, and prefers working with organizations that strive to make the world better.

Elizabeth left corporate America in 2020 after serving as a managing editor and head of marketing content. She then accepted a position as an editor for the Baltimore Review (a literary journal), and is now focusing on a combination of 1099 and W2 engagements in sectors that mean more to her on a personal level. Her speciality is helping clients improve the quality and effectiveness of their writing, storytelling, and digital content.

In her personal work, Elizabeth focuses on the things that are close to her heart, the experiences she has had in life, and the beauty that can be found in the natural world. Her poetry has appeared in a literary anthology, and her first book was released in August 2020 called Halfway There: Lessons at Midlife.

Elizabeth is also passionate about the environment and is an avid organic gardener. She has two rescue kitties, a wonderful husband, and a bunch of wildlife she feeds (sometimes by hand) in her backyard.