I create accessible, engaging content on sustainability, biomaterials, and circular innovation for a broad audience.
My articles simplify complex environmental topics into reader-friendly narratives, providing value for both newcomers and informed readers alike. This work helps boost search visibility and brand authority in the green innovation space.
I contributed a series of articles exploring material innovation across industries—from mycelium leather to algae packaging to recycled textiles.
These pieces combined deep research with expert interviews, positioning Sustainable Brands as a go-to platform for emerging trends in sustainable design and production.
For Sublime, I wrote a political editorial addressing legislation in Brazil that threatened Indigenous land rights.
The article offered historical context and a call for action, aligning with the magazine’s values of social justice and ethical storytelling.
Weekly newsletters for, catering to founders, sustainability experts, researchers, and engineers working across biomaterials and regenerative innovation. Topics include breakthroughs in circular fashion, sustainable construction, renewable energy, and food systems.
Performance highlights:
Over 40% average open rate within the first 3 months
High engagement and click-throughs across sectors
SEO-friendly formatting and keyword integration for syndication
This ongoing project supports brand authority and builds trust with a highly targeted professional audience. Check out some of these examples to get a feel:
During this 5-month campaign, I led content strategy and community growth on LinkedIn, crafting posts that connected industry leaders with sustainable innovations.
Results (over 5 months):
LinkedIn followers grew by 834%
Newsletter subscribers increased by 29%
Impressions rose by over 54,000%, and reactions by 68,000%
Marked rise in comments, shares, and post saves, signalling deepened engagement
I supported this creative agency with a mix of:
Evergreen educational content on circularity and sustainability
Niche-specific content for B2B and B2C audiences
Thought leadership posts tailored to agency clients
Each piece was designed to inform, inspire, and grow credibility for their eco-focused audience.
As part of my own content journey, I’ve tested and refined formats—from educational posts and case studies to storytelling videos. Between January and March:
Impressions increased by 176.9%
Engagements rose by 137.4%
These experiments fuel the strategic insights I bring to client work.
This is a new grassroots project where I explore sustainability storytelling through film. From writing the script and shaping the narrative to prepping sets, creating sounds, and editing footage, I’m involved in every step—bringing climate stories, circular economy innovations, and community voices to life through visual content.
These short-form documentaries are a natural extension of my work as a sustainability copywriter and circular economy communicator—designed to make complex issues more accessible, more human, and more deeply felt
This website isn’t just a digital space—it’s my story, my values, and my voice in action. Every word you’ve read, from the homepage to this portfolio, was written and shaped by me with care, intention, and a strong sense of purpose.
As a sustainability copywriter, I believe a website should do more than list services—it should communicate your values, guide your audience, and feel like a natural extension of your work. That’s what I’ve aimed for here. From the structure to the tone, every detail is designed to reflect what conscious communication can look like when it’s done thoughtfully.
My goal? To create eco-conscious website copy that doesn’t just sound good—it feels right. Clear, human, honest. The kind of content that builds trust and invites connection without ever needing to shout.
If you’ve enjoyed navigating this site, you’ve already seen what I can do.
Before I became a sustainability copywriter, I was someone asking a lot of questions:
How do we live well on a finite planet? What does progress look like if it doesn’t cost the Earth?
And more importantly—how do we tell that story in a way that people feel it, not just understand it?
That curiosity led me here—to writing for circular economy pioneers, eco-conscious brands, and regenerative projects that are rethinking how we design, build, grow, and live.
So take a look. Explore the stories.
And if you’re ready to tell your own, I’d love to hear from you
