Community branding
Schuyler County Food Basket
Replaced an outdated identity with a warm, recognizable logo designed for signs, social media, apparel, and community outreach.
Operations leader · Brand builder · Community connector
I turn ideas into visible impact.
I build practical systems, stronger organizations, recognizable brands, and experiences that help people connect, participate, and move forward.
20+ yearsleading people, systems, and change
$170K+raised at a gala I helped shape as design committee lead
1,000+people reached through multichannel communications
Dailydigital content and app management at C3 Tri-Cities
Across sectorshealthcare, nonprofits, retail, faith, and community
Selected work
Strategy you can see, systems people can use.
The best work rarely fits into one job description. These projects combine leadership, design, communications, technology, coordination, and follow-through.
01 / Brand transformation
One identity. Many programs. A clearer story.
I redesigned Schuyler County Mental Health Association’s faded green tree logo into a modern visual system. Each program received its own meaningful color while remaining unmistakably part of the same agency.
- Created the parent identity and coordinated program variations
- Explained the purpose behind the color system
- Extended the brand across websites, signage, print, apparel, and outreach
Preserved the recognizable tree while improving legibility, reproduction, flexibility, and consistency across the organization.
02 / Brand launch
Building a dental brand from the sign out front to the card in a patient’s hand.
For Schuyler Dental, I translated a new healthcare brand into a coordinated public presence across physical, digital, and promotional touchpoints.
- Flyers, brochures, appointment reminder cards, and review campaigns
- Canopies, table runners, stand-up banners, signage, and apparel
- Membership plan materials and community-facing promotions
03 / Experience design
“What’s Next?” made the next step impossible to miss.
I created, produced, and launched a complete welcome and connection experience at C3 Tri-Cities. It gave new attendees one approachable place to celebrate a decision, connect with a group, volunteer, or simply talk with someone.
- Designed the banner, table display, QR touchpoints, cards, stickers, and name tags
- Built matching lead-capture and follow-up materials
- Staffed and activated the experience in the real world
04 / Editorial communications
Keeping community members informed and connected.
I regularly created, assembled, and distributed local Rotary Reactor newsletters, turning updates, events, recognition, and community stories into clear, inviting publications.
Collaborative identity
Police & Community Care Foundation
Developed multiple logo directions and refined the final identity through requester feedback.
Event promotion
Paws for a Cause
Created event promotions and community-facing materials with approachable visual directions tailored to each audience.
Meaningful print design
Celebration of Life Programs
Created many thoughtful, personalized memorial programs, giving each family a meaningful way to honor a life with warmth and care.
Guest connection
Sunday Connect Cards
Designed recurring sets of clear, welcoming response cards that helped turn first visits into easy next steps.
Digital communication
Service & Giving Displays
Produced ongoing collections of TV-ready service and giving messages, keeping timely next steps simple and visible before, during, and after services.
Leadership beyond the deliverable
I don’t just make the thing. I help the organization work better.
Operations & systems
HR, IT, Microsoft 365, facilities, policies, vendors, payroll processes, cybersecurity, workflows, and change management.
Creative leadership
Brand systems, campaigns, events, print production, digital content, social media, websites, and app management.
Community impact
Rushville Chamber board service, SchuyPAC consulting, Rotary communications, Meals on Wheels support, and hands-on volunteering.
$170,000+
Mid-Columbia Meals on Wheels
Lights, Camera, Impact
As head of the gala design committee, I helped shape a cohesive event experience that supported a record of more than $170,000 raised for local seniors.
About Jeremy
Practical leadership, creative energy, and a bias toward action.
I’m a Chief Operating Officer with more than 20 years of progressive leadership across healthcare, nonprofit operations, human resources, information technology, facilities, communications, retail, and customer service.
My strength is seeing how the pieces connect. I can move from strategy to spreadsheet, from policy to platform, and from an idea on paper to a finished experience people can actually use.
Chief Operating OfficerSchuyler County Mental Health Association · 2026–Present
Director of OperationsC3 Tri-Cities · 2023–2025
Advanced Technician / Communications SpecialistAmazon · 2019–2022
Let’s build something useful