Over the past decade, I’ve worked across sectors from San Francisco to Berlin and beyond on problems as diverse as the organizations I’ve partnered with: from reimagining higher education and rethinking landscape conservation to crafting the language of the metaverse, prototyping disruptive business models, designing apparel, transforming organizational culture and pioneering the future of work.

In the process, I’ve built a diverse and nuanced skillset from working on the frontlines of cultural change. I’ve collaborated with grassroots organizations, social movements, worker cooperatives, artist collectives, fashion brands, consultancies, think-tanks, creative agencies and Fortune 500 companies. No matter where the work leads, I strive to build relationships that last longer than a project and design solutions that our children’s children would be proud of.

I hold degrees in Sustainable Development and Social Change with a minor in Poverty Studies from Furman University, where I was a Duke Scholar and Fellow of the Shi Center for Sustainability. I also studied at Freie Universität of Berlin, where I completed coursework in German, Environmental Policy and International Relations. I am also a University Innovation Fellow, a program managed by the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University that trains students in design thinking and innovation methodologies.

When I’m not working, you’ll probably find me lifting weights in the gym, hosting a dinner party or on a beach somewhere in Europe. Let’s be friends.