Monica Williamson

Monica is the founder and director of Williamson Creative Agency (WCA). Her average day involves building relationships with the team and our clients, managing timelines, and strategizing to best support long-term, impactful initiatives. She likes to add her flair to design projects, too. She brings 10 years of detail-oriented project coordination and graphic design knowledge into her leadership role.

Monica has a passion for service. Her work bridges the gap between people and educational resources that improve lives and strengthen communities. She uses her powers of discernment and pattern finding to create, design, and deliver purpose-driven projects, experiences, and events. These roots sprouted and bloomed into WCA.

As a freelancer, Monica developed and implemented communication and design strategies for various education institutions and training programs. She coordinated outreach media, photography, websites and grant writing for experiential learning programs, connecting people to transformative resources. She serves as the creative director at The Whitener Group and served as the communications coordinator at the Indigenous Law and Policy Center at Michigan State University College of Law. Her work has supported thousands of participants and presenters through conferences and seminars in-person, virtual, and hybrid. Monica’s bachelor’s degree in anthropology and minor in American Indian and Indigenous studies are from Michigan State University.

Monica was raised in suburban metro-Detroit, Michigan. “Aunt” continues to be her favorite role. When she’s not working on her numerous projects, you can find Monica doing yoga, enjoying a peaceful walk through the woods of Washington State, where she now resides, or throwing on the pottery wheel - not necessarily all at once, but we wouldn’t put it past her.