About Digiporte
Digiporte Consulting exists because I believe business growth should feel intentional, not frantic. And I know firsthand what it takes to build something meaningful when your life doesn't follow a straight line.
My Story
I started my career in science — a master's degree in biochemistry, followed by four years as a science teacher. I loved the work, but when I became a mother, I needed something that gave me flexibility without asking me to shrink my ambitions.
That's what led me to digital marketing. I dove in — learning strategy, analytics, content, and systems from the ground up. Throughout my 6+ years marketing career, one pattern kept appearing. Many growing businesses are doing well on the surface — revenue is increasing, demand is strong, and opportunities are expanding. But internally, founders and executives are often stretched thin by the very growth they worked hard to create. Without the right systems and clear insight into what’s actually driving results, growth can start to feel heavier instead of lighter.
That's when I decided to complete a Business Analytics Graduate Program in Canada, which gave me the technical depth to pair data with strategy in a way that most marketers simply don't.
Today, I work with women-led service businesses as a marketing and analytics consultant. I help founders and small teams see their business clearly — what's working, what's not, and what to do next. No fluff, no jargon, no overwhelming dashboards. Just clarity and a path forward.
I bring a scientist's eye for evidence, a teacher's instinct for simplifying the complex, and a mother's understanding that your business has to work within your real life — not the other way around.
Principles
Scaling should feel sustainable. I'll never push you to do more at the expense of your wellbeing or your values.
Numbers tell a story, but the people behind the business matter more. I use data to guide decisions, not to reduce your business to metrics.
I build structures that give you freedom — not more things to manage. The goal is always less overwhelm, not more complexity.
I'll tell you what I see, even when it's not what you expected to hear. That's how trust works, and it's how real progress happens.
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