Pam is the top 1% of people whom I have worked with. She stands out for her intellectual curiosity, her strengths in solving big client problems, and her genuine sense of partnership.

Pam is a rare and valuable asset when working in a group strategic activity. I used her like kindling; place her anywhere and she'd spark creative thinking. No matter what the task, she helped her team arrive at a solution with incredible passion and empathy.

Pam is a strategic force and a creative innovator. She ran P&G, our biggest client and transformed it from a CPM bottom feeder to a strategic partner.  She did this through data, content and digital. I also hired her as a consultant because she is the only person who asked for a job by writing me a poem.

Pam is one of the few people in the workplace today who can take any complex arrangement and distill it down to actionable items for companies. She is a much needed no nonsense business woman who also knows when to bring humor to intense situations in the spirit of creating a productive and progressive work environment.

Pam is one of the more innovative people I have ever worked with. She was at the forefront of data playing a big role in media before anybody else I dealt with. She is completely adept at navigating complex deals and creating multi-faceted partnerships in a way that all parties benefit

Pam helped structure SMG's data vision. Her ability to understand both the theoretical and practical nature of data was an indispensable voice within SMG.

Pam is a force in the marketplace.  Not because of her personality - but because she is always better prepared than anyone else. Pam knows linear, digital, data, content, and she knows how to bring it all together.