I’m a builder—of ideas, strategy, and momentum. I’m driven by the challenge of taking something undefined and shaping it into something that works, something that lasts. Whether I’m developing strategy, leading initiatives, or structuring complex projects, I lead with intention, clarity, and an instinct for human-centered problem-solving. I believe the most meaningful work doesn’t just look good on the surface—it creates alignment, direction, and real impact.

My path hasn’t been linear, and that’s by design. I’ve learned by stepping into uncertainty—launching initiatives from the ground up, managing live projects with real stakes, and navigating leadership without a predetermined blueprint. I’ve taken on responsibility not because I had everything mapped out, but because I trusted my ability to figure it out. That willingness to act, to commit, and to follow through has shaped how I lead: decisively, responsibly, and with purpose.

Music has been one of my earliest teachers of presence and influence. As a vocalist, I learned how to command a room without force, how to listen as deeply as I speak, and how to communicate emotion with precision. That discipline now informs how I work with people and organizations. Influence, to me, isn’t about volume—it’s about timing, intention, and trust. In strategy and leadership, those same principles apply.

Moving forward, I care most about alignment—between values and execution, ambition and integrity, vision and reality. I’m drawn to projects and organizations that stand for something, that challenge convention, and that are willing to build intentionally rather than chase surface-level wins. I want to collaborate with teams who think critically, act boldly, and care deeply about why their work matters.

I don’t see my future as a fixed destination. I see it as a long horizon of learning, contribution, and leadership. More than anything, I’m committed to showing up—to the work, to the challenge, and to the people I work alongside. I build because that’s how progress happens: through clarity, effort, and the courage to shape what doesn’t yet exist.