about Sadie
Passionate about helping businesses look their best
Sadie K Cornelius is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austinβs Moody School of Communications with a Bachelor's in Advertising and a minor in Business. She is a Squarespace Expert, Platinum Level Circle Member and a Senior Web Designer at Knapsack Creative. She is the 2026 judge for the 2nd annual Qube Squarespace awards and sells templates on Squarekicker.
She started SKC Marketing in 2012 and has more than 20 years of client and agency experience in marketing and graphic design, overseeing hundreds of clients ranging from small businesses and entrepreneurs to Fortune 500 companies and established organizations and trade associations. From therapists to event planners, retail and restaurants, salons and other retail, lawyers, interior designers, commerce products, services, consultants, coaches, medical professionals, non-profit organizations, video production, home improvement professionals, and more!
Sadie has been featured in Forbes as a female-owned company, has taught several digital marketing classes at General Assembly, the former Chair of the Womenβs Leadership Breakfast for Junior League of Washington, is the former president of the Texas Exes DC chapter, and served on the board of her neighborhood association for 4 years and helped establish the Foggy Bottom West End Main Street where she served as chair for its inaugural year.
Volunteering & Accolades
fun facts
π©π»βπΌ 4th generation business owner
π€Proud Longhorn (Hook βem!)
πΆ Dog mom to Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
βοΈ πΊοΈ Loves trip planning & traveling (via window seat & boutique hotels)
ππ Married to the worldβs biggest Chiefs football & Duke basketball fan
π«ΆπΎ Proud aunt to 2 nephews and a niece in the Carolinas
π KC Native, lived in 5 states (currently DC), 10 cities, and is forever an Austin girl at heart
π―ββοΈ Gemini, tennis fan/player, and aspiring Spanish speaker
π· Brussels sprouts and Chardonnay connoisseur and lifelong vegetarian
πΎπ₯ Master of puns, parallel parking, and popping champagne bottles




