Anna is a creative entrepreneur who thrives in finding solutions that merge technical expertise and creative presentation.

She started her career in the audio industry, learning all about the vinyl manufacturing process. She worked on over 200 records as a vinyl mastering engineer for artists such as Beck, Blackberry Smoke, Iggy Azalea, and Lisa Loeb. During this time she oversaw the production of over 1,000 live events in the Nashville area, including multiple direct to disc recordings. She was nominated for a Grammy in 2019 for working on Aziz Ansari’s Record “Right Now".

While looking for a change of pace, she switched lanes, diving into 3D printing and design. She has worked for Porsche, Vanderbilt Medical Center, Apple, among others. Her work has been featured in the NBC Nightly News and NPR. Her passion is finding the best way to manufacture a work of art or prototype, and to bring ideas into the real world. She has experience with multiple kinds of manufacturing and is happy to discuss your needs no matter what stage your project currently stands.

Anna is a lifelong philanthropist. In 2011 at the age of eleven, Anna founded Guitars 4 Gifts, a non-profit that supports school programs in 35+ states through instrument donations. Aside from this, Anna is an advocate for the neurodivergent community. As an autistic individual, Anna has spoken on the challenges of being an autistic freelance creative, most notably as one of the keynote panelists at the 2024 Music Biz Conference.

When not working, Anna loves spending time with her three rescue pitbulls or going for a long run.