I grew up just outside of Philadelphia in Bucks County, PA, but my journey has taken me far beyond where I started. I didn’t always know exactly what I wanted to do, but I knew I wanted to create something meaningful, help people, and build something bigger than myself. That curiosity led me to Florida, where I pursued a Dual Bachelor's in Marketing & International Business and later an MBA in Sport Management at Florida Atlantic University.

During my academic career I became fascinated by how people think, what influences their decisions, and how brands can create real impact. What started as an interest in marketing turned into something bigger—a way to help brands tell their stories, build trust, and create lasting relationships with their audience.

I’ve worked with major sports teams, wellness brands, and startups, helping them refine their brand voice, connect with their communities, and grow their presence. From managing social media campaigns to building strategic partnerships, I’ve learned that the key to success isn’t just about selling a product—it’s about creating something people truly connect with.

One of my proudest assets is my ability to listen—really listen. I believe the best ideas, the strongest brands, and the most impactful relationships are built on understanding people at their core. Whether it’s in a professional setting or a personal conversation, I take pride in hearing beyond the words, recognizing patterns, and finding solutions that truly resonate.

Outside of my professional life, I’ve built my own brand, host a podcast, and love to cook. There’s something about creating—from a business to a great meal—that feels deeply fulfilling. And if you know me, you know I am a die-hard Philadelphia Eagles fan.

In all aspects of my life, I am driven by a desire to connect, learn, and drive change. I find fulfillment in building and maintaining trust, whether in business, personal relationships, or the content I create. At the end of the day, I believe that impact isn’t measured by what we do—it’s measured by the mark we leave on others.