If you’re ready for deep alignment with your true self and to live your life fully alive, visit my website or send me a DM. After graduating high school a year early, Adrienne joined the military and served as a paramedic in the US Air Force for 7 years. She went on to graduate Cum Laude from Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ, with a degree in Public Relations. After graduation, Adrienne landed a job with a marketing and PR agency in Philadelphia, working with NASCAR, Palmer's Chocolate and the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation. She handled everything from pitching to media outlets... to copywriting... to promoting live events. In 2007, shortly after having her first child, Adrienne started a local parenting magazine called South Jersey MOM. In the first month, she printed 10,000 full-color copies and had just ONE paying advertiser. Over the next 4 years, the magazine grew to a distribution of 30,000 copies per month in 7 counties. Eventually Adrienne sold the magazine, but it’s still in print today! When Facebook's advertising platform was fairly new, Adrienne saw a huge opportunity to tap into this powerful marketing tool. In 2013, she started Powerplay Media, a Facebook Ad Agency, that became the driving force behind more than $90,000,000 in client revenue. She helped over 6,500 business owners create and scale ad campaigns and has worked with some of the top names like UC Davis, Digital Marketer, Pete Vargas, Michael Hyatt, Jen & Chris Winfield, Eric Worre, Bossbabe, Anthony O’Neal, Selena Soo, Bethany Hamilton, ThinkMedia, Siimon Reynolds and many more. She was also the Director of Marketing at Clients on Demand for 5 years, where she helped grow the company from $1 MIL per year to $15 MIL per year, earning $10–15 for every $1 spent on ads. Today, Adrienne brings together her 17+ years of leadership, entrepreneurship, and real-life experience to serve women who look successful on the outside but quietly feel like they’re unraveling on the inside. Through her private coaching, she helps high-achieving women who are stepping into a new chapter—after divorce, career shifts, or simply outgrowing the life they built—reconnect with who they truly are, find their strength again, and create a life that actually feels good to live. Adrienne knows what it means to carry the weight of responsibility, to lead under pressure, and to reinvent yourself when life doesn’t go as planned. Her mission is to help women stop performing for the world and start living fully alive and free as themselves.
