I’m a curious learner and a determined generalist who loves working with close-knit teams that are solving problems that really matter in the world.

I graduated from Brown University with an engineering degree, helped design, launch, and then price educational tours for high school students, built a tech-enabled scavenger company with a few of my best friends, and am determined to play a role in closing the opportunity divide in our country. I have background in finance, strategy, business development, and early-stage entrepreneurship.

I’m currently an MBA student at Harvard Business School, but I’m also a devoted Somerville super-fan, avid traveler, and washed-up distance runner.

• Navigating a Career with Purpose
• Starting or Joining Early-Stage Companies
• Personal Finance
• Long-Distance Relationships

• Finding and following your why - How do you figure out what will give your career meaning and navigate a path that’s true to your why? I’ve always strived to pursue a career that’s true to my values without sacrificing growth and learning. I’m happy to share tips and words of caution from my experience.
• Entrepreneurship - I joined a 3-person startup and helped build it into a sustainable lifestyle business. I’m studying social entrepreneurship at HBS and love talking about ideas, exciting companies, and the very real tradeoffs involved with entrepreneurship.
• Personal finance and building wealth - If you didn’t grow up with much money, learning to manage it can be intimidating and confusing. I’ve a strong interest in personal finance and am happy to share strategies for managing your money to accomplish your goals.
• Long distance relationships - My wife and I dated between San Francisco and Boston for 2 full years. It wasn’t easy, but we learned a lot along the way and it was worth it.

… honest, friendly, caring, and non-prescriptive. I’m happy to share what I’ve learned from my experiences and I can be a thought-partner that challenges your assumptions, but at the end of the day, this is your life and you’re the only one who can decide what’s best for you.