I focus my work on helping people and companies grapple with the most difficult problems they are facing. Particularly, I am most interested in helping mission-driven businesses positively impact their communities and grow to become leaders in their industry.

I graduated from Kansas State University in 2008, majoring in both philosophy and political science. After college, I managed a retail store and worked to create sustainable and growth-oriented business models. I attended law school at Boston University, graduating in 2013, with the intention of helping businesses navigate the legal frameworks they encounter every day. Immediately after law school, I began working for a boutique litigation firm, trying several cases and representing my clients in both state and federal court. 

In addition to my professional work, I am honored to volunteer time on the Board of Directors for Biking For Baseball, a Colorado non-profit that promotes youth mentoring programs through cycling, baseball, and coaching. I also give professional advice to refugees looking to obtain their permanent residency status through Project Worthmore, a Colorado non-profit organization aimed at providing a wide variety of assistance to the refugee families in its community.