Product & Growth
Kennedy
"Making sure we're building something people actually want."
10+
Years of experience
100+
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Full Bio
The one who connects the dots.
Kennedy is the co-founder of Sorry Mom Studios, where she combines growth strategy, product thinking, and creative storytelling to help brands build experiences people actually remember.
Over the last decade, she's worked with startups and high-growth companies across healthcare, technology, and e-commerce, leading initiatives that sit at the intersection of brand, product, and performance. Her background spans growth marketing, website strategy, SEO, conversion optimization, product management, and customer experience, giving her a unique perspective on how businesses attract, convert, and retain customers.
Kennedy is passionate about helping brands move beyond surface-level marketing and create digital experiences that drive real connection and measurable growth. Whether she's shaping a brand story, optimizing a user journey, or launching a new product, her focus remains the same: build things that people love and businesses benefit from.
As one of the founders of Sorry Mom Studios, she brings equal parts creativity, strategy, and curiosity to every project, and firmly believes the best ideas usually start with asking "what if?"
What Kennedy brings
Product Strategy
Turning ideas into roadmaps.
Prioritization, customer research, growth opportunities, and knowing which ideas aren't worth building.
Growth Strategy
Making good products easier to discover.
Positioning, messaging, conversion optimization, and finding the moments that turn curiosity into action.
Client Translation
Fluent in founder, marketer, and developer.
Helping everyone stay aligned without needing fifteen meetings and a Slack thread nobody reads.
Execution
Strategy is only useful if it ships.
Turning plans into projects, keeping teams moving, and making sure things actually get launched.
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Mom says I'm...
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