I grew up in Boulder, Colorado, competing at the state level in both swimming and cross country — which probably explains more about how I work than anything on my resume. I learned early that showing up consistently, being coachable, and not quitting when things get hard is what separates good from great. I brought those habits to everything that followed.

I came to the University of San Diego not entirely sure where I was headed — just that I wanted to build something real. I found commercial real estate, and it clicked immediately. It's an industry that rewards curiosity, relationship-building, and the willingness to do the analytical homework most people skip. I've spent the last four years building across every part of it I could access — from swinging a hammer on construction sites in Boulder to underwriting multimillion-dollar portfolios at JLL to supporting healthcare team at CBRE. 

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What drives me, beyond the work itself, is the belief that real estate is ultimately about people — the tenants who need the right space to do their best work, the investors building for a future they may not live to see, the communities shaped by what gets built and what doesn't. I want to be someone who understands all of those layers, and who brings genuine care to every deal I touch.