Hello. If you're here, you've made the Split-Second decision.

"Una! What a unique name!"

The exclamation I used to dread. As a kid, I just wanted to fit in. But as an adult, I know my unique name is an asset and I lean into it. I may also have a bit of an obsession with naming things—so you better bet there’s a story behind Split-Second.

Unapologetically, unabashedly, and completely unafraid.

This is how I approach client relationships and writing, too. I only work with brands and people I'm enthusiastic about and give them my best work. And you deserve copy that makes your brand shine--Unapologetic. Unabashed. Unafraid.

After nearly a decade in language access, I started Split Second Consulting to invest in myself. In my previous role as Director of Translation, I honed my communication, people, and advocacy skills. I also saw a lot of copy and learned what worked and what didn’t. Now I bring this experience to my own clients.

Who do I work with?

Woman-centered organizations. But not just any. If your organization has a killer communications team and you're humming along like a well-oiled machine. Rock on. You probably don't need me.

I work with the people who are dreading this work. Swamped with projects.

Adding writing to the bottom of a loooong list of other projects. Kicking the can down the road-- even though they know that well-written content is the lifeblood of their fundraising campaigns, webinars, social media, and internal and external communications of all sorts.

For these clients, I am a sigh of relief.

I work with people who love this work and need more support. Their business is growing. They need support, but not a full-time team member. They want to focus on a single aspect they do well and collaborate with a professional to take care of the rest.

For these clients, I am hours of saved time.

I work with people who are already creating TONS of content. And they can't stomach seeing it one more time to write the promo summary, the social media post, or the blog.

For these clients, I make the content they created run the extra mile.

What do they all have in common?

They need an unbridled creative who isn't a total flake. Someone they can trust to deliver on time and within scope. Someone who works independently but feels like a part of the team.

That's me.

So, what’s with the name?