I’ve always been able to see what’s coming before it arrives: where an idea wants to go, where it will get stuck, and how to build a plan around it that feels aligned and actually works. That’s the gift I bring to everything I do.

That shows up as an ability to see you, your idea and what you’re building from every angle, 360 degrees, the big picture and the smallest detail at once. It’s shaped every chapter of my career, long before I had language for it.

My path wasn’t especially linear. I earned my degrees while working full time, a Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences with a focus on Environmental and Social Issues, a minor in Communications, and eventually an Executive Master’s in Public Administration. Alongside that, I built a career in executive management roles across the public, private and nonprofit sectors, and had a hand in building and sustaining several multi-million dollar enterprises along the way.

Across those three sectors, that’s looked like Boeing supplier summits, events for elected officials at every level, outreach and marketing campaigns that built community and legislative support, and the programs and systems that keep a growing organization from tripping over its own success.

I’ve spent the last decade-plus as an independent consultant, which is really just a fancier way of saying I get to do all of it at once: strategy sessions with a founder one morning, a project plan for a nonprofit board the next, an event walk-through the day after that. I’m just as comfortable being the person who gets dropped into someone else’s team at the last minute and doesn’t need much hand-holding as I am directing my own multi-national team from the start. I love the variety, and really enjoy that no two engagements ask the same thing of me.

Underneath the resume is the same gift I’ve always offered: I ask good questions, I notice what’s really going on, and I help you build a plan that fits who you actually are, not the version of success someone else handed you. Then I help you bring it into form, one system, one conversation, one event at a time.

Whatever you’re creating, I’d love to hear about it.