There are two things that define everything I do: I'm an older sister (not just in birth order, but in every way you can imagine), and I come from a long line of small business owners who taught me that your work should feel like more than just work.

"Sorella" means sister in Italian, and that's exactly how I approach every client relationship—like we're family figuring this out together.

Small business runs in my blood. My mom's business supported our family and showed me what it looks like to be truly passionate about your career. She learned from her father, who came to the U.S. from Greece and opened a 5-star hotel and restaurant. Now supporting small businesses feels like continuing a family tradition.

Small business owners are some of the most creative, passionate, and dedicated people I know. You have big visions and inspiring ideas, but marketing can feel overwhelming when you're trying to run everything else too.

Your story matters. Your community is waiting to connect with you. And honestly? There's nothing I love more than helping passionate business owners like you bring it all to life.

Hi! I'm Sophia.

Click on an image to learn more about Sophia's education at Ohio University and Case Western Reserve University, and her 10 years of work experience.

INDUSTRY EXPERTISE

In 2016, Sophia graduated from Ohio University's prestigious E.W. Scripps School of Journalism with honors. Journalistic training honed Sophia's storytelling skills, made her keen on the details and helped her develop an efficient way of communicating.

OHIO UNIVERSITY

In 2024, Sophia received her Master's of Business Administration from CWRU's Weatherhead School of Management with focuses in organizational behavior and entrepreneurship. Upon graduation, she received the Rita Kicher Award for an outstanding colleague in Cleveland's professional community!

MBA

Fresh out of college, Sophia was the first hire for a startup athletic-wear brand, La Forma. For nearly three years Sophia helped the brand gain exposure, launched two sister brands and helped secure a sponsorship with the United States Rowing Team.

LA FORMA

As an internal communications manager at Case Western Reserve University, Sophia built and executed the Case School of Engineering's communications strategy. Under her leadership, the school launched its first ever internal newsletter and saw tremendous social media growth both in followers and engagement.

CWRU

As the first marketing hire at Boys Hope Girls Hope—a local nonprofit—Sophia developed and executed the organization's initial social media strategy, growing followers and engagement over 200%, as well as crafted a comprehensive stewardship process that helped build deeper connections with top supporters.