For entrepreneur ecosystems and faith communities — strategy, story, and the software that makes it run.
Creative tech company · Winston-Salem, NCReal products, built and run by Do Good Brands. Tap one to look around.
Every client's numbers in one mission report.
Community management software for groups doing good.
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I'm the owner and founder of Do Good Brands, a creative tech company I started in 2021, and the founder and president of the Do Good Foundation. I call myself a creative technologist. I got here after a decade across business development, marketing, sales, and operations.
I've worked inside healthcare, beverage, food production, retail, consulting, and nonprofits — including a stretch at Lexington Brewing and Distilling, where I helped grow sales 50%+ by launching new states and locking down key accounts. I also co-founded and ran Lincoln Road Roastery in Norton, Virginia from 2015 until I sold it in the summer of 2026 — running a small consumer brand from the inside still shapes how I work with clients.
Before launching Do Good Brands, I spent time in the nonprofit world working with founders whose ideas had the potential to scale through new markets and technology. That's still what I care about — helping the operators, not just the obvious winners.
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Entrepreneur ecosystems
“Founders blaze new trails. We help folks find 'em.”
Founders, accelerators, regional ESOs, and the universities and economic development orgs that bet on them. From CreatorCon to one-on-one founder content, we tell the stories that build ecosystems.
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Faith communities
“Every congregation's got a story worth the walk.”
Churches, seminaries, denominations and faith-aligned nonprofits that need modern brand, content, and tech, without the cynicism of the marketing world. Communicating with depth, not just frequency.
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Brands & organizations
“Good work deserves a good sign out front.”
Privately held businesses, founders, and mission-led organizations doing real work in their communities.
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