A woman with long, wavy brown hair wearing a beige trench coat over a patterned blouse, standing on a balcony with ornate black wrought iron railings, overlooking a classic European-style building with a blue roof and cream-colored walls, under a clear blue sky.

get out of dodge

I has always dreamed of going places and now I helps others do the same.

I grew up in Eastman, Georgia—a small town with one stoplight (at the time) and the nostalgic charm of Stuckey’s. Surrounded by wide-open spaces and a strong sense of community, I developed a deep appreciation for home. But even as a child, I felt a magnetic pull toward the energy of distant cities and the richness of cultures beyond my own. It wasn’t about leaving something behind—it was about expanding the view.

That spirit of curiosity carried me from Eastman to Atlanta (146 miles north), then to New York City (894 miles, if you’re wondering), and eventually across the globe. My path has always been shaped by a love for grounded simplicity and a drive to discover the extraordinary.

Before founding The Travelers Well Wanders, I spent over 20 years in design and marketing, building a career recognized through awards and published work. I hold a Master’s in Communication Design from Pratt Institute. Along the way, I worked with global advertising agencies, led visual communications for an international airline, and served as a Creative Director at a destination management company (DMC). Those experiences taught me not just the art of travel—but the logistics and strategy behind it.

Today, I bring that same creative vision and thoughtful planning to every journey my team and I curate at TWW. I’ve explored more than 200 cities across over 15 countries—and I’m still traveling, always seeking new insights to better serve my clients.

I’ve called Atlanta, Nashville, New York City, Dallas, and now Memphis home—where I live with my husband, Bill, and stay close to family as “Aunt Bee,” while continuing to wander the world.

Read about the legacy of from the well to wander, how The Travelers Well Wanders began, and why we design journeys that feel as effortless as they are unforgettable.

Where are you going next?

Red-haired woman in a colorful dress sitting at a restaurant table with a green drink, wine, and water, near large windows with a view of a cityscape.
A couple in formal attire holding hands walking toward ornate, gold-gated entrance of a grand, historic building with elaborate carvings and statues.
A woman with long red hair smiling on a balcony overlooking Paris with the Eiffel Tower and city rooftops in the background.
A woman in sunglasses and a trench coat standing in front of a red door, with an ornate shell-shaped architectural detail above it, on a building labeled Broad 17 Court.
A woman with red hair wearing jewelry and a black sleeveless top drinks from a white cup at a table in a restaurant or cafe, with a painting and a decorative lamp in the background.
A woman with long red hair, wearing a light-colored blazer, white pants, sunglasses, and a smartwatch, sitting in front of a large window with a view of the New York City skyline and the Chrysler Building.
A woman with long red hair standing on a glass observation deck of a high skyscraper, overlooking a cityscape with water, buildings, and a cloudy sky.

well actually,

Foundation First
Faith & Family

Titles That Matter Most
Wife, Aunt Bee, Sister & Friend

Current Restaurant Pick?
Sinatra’s, The Wynn Vegas

Furthest Destination Traveled?
Shanghai

Current Obsessions
Good design, La La Lattes, 90’s country music being back, and a good Larroudé Verona Mule

City or the Country?
Both!

Luggage Style?
Carry-on Queen

Southern By Grace,
Global By Heart
Proud of my roots but
travel feeds the soul

Travelers Well Wanders shield-shaped emblem with T' and W' letters at the center, a navigation star above the letters, and radiating lines at the bottom representing water and a well.