Game for Anything

Emily brings a broad understanding of digital work to the business of getting it done. As adeo’s Senior Project Manager, she combines experience in digital marketing, account management, and technical project delivery with an appreciation for the people each project serves. 

Her experience spans education, nonprofit, retail, banking, and sports media, with work ranging from enterprise website development to large-scale content production and accessibility requirements. She has led content creation and development across dozens of websites, giving her a practical understanding of the coordination behind a finished digital experience. Content, technology, client decisions, and the needs of the people using the site must all come together. 

That work has also taken her beyond websites. As a project manager with the City of Baltimore Office of Broadband and Digital Equity, Emily helped guide the rollout of FreeBmoreWiFi to community anchor institutions. The ARPA-funded initiative helped bridge the divide of digitally redlined communities and created new opportunities for digital learning for youth and older adults. It adds a valuable perspective to her work at adeo: centering users and accessibility. 

Emily is a founding member of the Craig Willinger Fund and has served as its chair since 2012. The organization creates opportunities for young people affected by cancer to see their favorite soccer teams play across the globe, connecting a love of the sport with experiences many soccer fans only dream of. 

A University of Maryland graduate and Baltimore resident, Emily has played soccer herself. She supports the Washington Spirit and U.S. Soccer, and spent seven years competing with the Charm City Roller Girls. She has a history of showing up for a team, sometimes on eight wheels.