Not your average marketing consultant.

Marketing as a form of community care, cultural accountability, and anti-oppression work.

Marketing is a product of capitalism. And in the digital age especially, it can also be a site of resistance. When we center care, context, and community, we can challenge the very systems that taught us to prioritize profit over people.

I offer values-aligned marketing strategy and LGBTQIA+ DEI work for leaders, creatives, and organizations committed to justice. Through an anti-oppression lens, I help clients craft messaging that reflects their deepest values, builds real connection, and supports sustainable growth. Together, we move beyond performative marketing and allyship towards practices rooted in care, clarity, and collective responsibility.

My work is informed by a lifelong study of human rights and social justice, an academic background in politics, human rights, and Latin America, and 15+ years of experience in marketing and business consulting and entrepreneurship. I believe we can use our marketing platforms as spaces for financial sustainability and intersectional activism and solidarity. I believe digital marketing has made this possible, and its our responsibility as entrepreneurs to understand our unique roles in this practice and process.

From wellness to tech to grassroots movements—I help values-driven leaders align their communication strategies with care.

Marketing Support

From audit and strategy sessions, to do-it-with-you services and done-for-you packages.

Website Design + SEO Strategy

Content Creation

Social Media Strategy

Book + Podcast Lauching

Equity Facilitation + Consulting

LGBTQIA+ Equity, Inclusion, + Trauma-informed Cultural Competency.

Creating Safer Spaces + Accountability

Power, Privilege, & Positionality Education

Inclusive Language Coaching

Affirming Practices for Organizations

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Tristan is always available with welcoming and comprehensive information and support for those of us still finding our way into accessibility and equity.

Jivana Heyman of Accessible Yoga

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Tristan has supported me in propelling my work further than I could have on my own.

Michelle Cassandra Johnson, author, activist, & facilitator

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Tristan reminds me that my humanity is what drives the work and that I can have a viable business, rooted in compassion, thoughtfulness and authenticity.

Ilya Parker of Decolonizing Fitness

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I admire how Tristan markets, his awareness of how socially consciousness businesses need to develop relationships, and his forthrightness. If you have a chance to work with Tristan and you are open to learning new things, definitely do!

rev. Naomi King

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There are truly not enough words to describe how much working with Tristan has changed the way I approach being a business person. I’m so grateful for what they do, and for who they are in the world. Working with Tristan is truly transformative for me!

Alex Iantaffi, author, speaker, therapist, & educator

Ready to bring your vision to life? Contact me.

Please know that it can sometimes take me five days to respond to email inquiries. I appreciate your patience and I’ll look forward to connecting with you.