I'm a communications strategist who helps food businesses and ambitious professionals figure out what they actually stand for and say it in a way that moves people. 12 years, 4 countries, one obsession: the stories that make businesses grow.
Philippines · UK · Australia · Bhutan
12 years in food communications
The things nobody says out loud, but everyone feels.

Six months of content, same reach. You're consistent, but consistency alone isn't doing what they promised it would. You're starting to wonder if experimentation is the missing piece, or if the problem runs deeper than that.

Your ideas are good. But they come out like templates. You open the app, see three people saying exactly what you were going to say, and close it again.

They deliver content on time and call it done. But nobody in that office loses sleep over whether your business is actually growing. You don't need a vendor. You need someone who's invested in the outcome.

Same expertise, sometimes less. But their story is clearer and you can't figure out what they're doing that you're not. The difference usually isn't budget. It's clarity.
The food and hospitality industry is full of brilliant operators who are invisible online. They're building extraordinary things, and their content looks like everyone else's. That's the gap I work in.





I grew up in the kitchen of the Philippines' first internationally accredited culinary school. My grandmother founded it. My mother runs it. I didn't plan to work in food — I just never really left.
Over the last 12 years, I've co-owned a tequila bar in Melbourne, worked in account management at Fairfax Media, taught in Bhutan, written a food column for Philippine Star, and built communications for some of the most interesting food businesses in Asia and Europe.
Now I run Type Harder Studio — a fractional communications practice based between London and Manila. I work with a small number of founders and brands at any given time, going deep on story, systems, and the kind of brand presence that compounds over time rather than burns out.
"Always hungry. Always learning." is not a bio line. It's the operating system.


Years in food and hospitality communications
Countries lived and worked in: Philippines, UK, Australia, Bhutan
Stories told in the food and beverage space, with more on the way
Continents. One obsession: storytelling.
THINGS I ACTUALLY BELIEVE
You don't have a content problem.
You have a clarity problem.
Volume isn't strategy. Until you know what you stand for and who you're talking to, posting more just makes more noise. I've watched brands post every day for a year and go nowhere. Frequency is not the answer.
AI won't replace your voice.
Generic prompts will.
The brands winning with AI aren't using it to produce faster. They're using it to think clearer. That's the difference between sounding like everyone and sounding unmistakably like you. I'll show you how to get there.
The best food stories aren't
about food.
They're about obsession, sacrifice, identity, and culture. The founders who build real audiences understand this instinctively. They're not selling a product. They're sharing a worldview. That's what I help you find, shape, and put into the world.
Most food and hospitality brands have a content output problem and a story clarity problem. I help them figure out what they actually stand for, build a system their team can run, and create the kind of content that builds real loyalty rather than just likes.
I work with ambitious people in food and hospitality who are doing extraordinary things and whose personal brand doesn't reflect that yet. The right story, told well, opens more doors than any CV or cold pitch ever will.