I grew up in a family of small business owners and have been entrepreneurial for as long as I can remember. My first venture was a lawn mowing business at 13. I printed some business cards and fliers, borrowed my dad’s Honda push mower and weed eater (thanks, Dad), and was off to the races.

Since then, my path has included becoming an electrical engineer, running my family’s compliance business, earning a master’s degree in business, and spending several years in corporate America. Along the way, I gained a deep appreciation for what it takes to build, operate, and sustain a business. Now, I am focused on returning to Main Street to own and operate a business.

I understand how personal and difficult the decision to sell a business can be. In my twenties, I took over my mom’s company, learned firsthand what works and what does not, and successfully transitioned the business. Today, my brother runs the company, and it continues to serve its customers and employees.

My goal is to partner with an owner who cares deeply about what they have built and wants to see it continue under thoughtful, hands-on ownership.