The parts of me that don’t fit neatly on LinkedIn.

Family is the center of my life and one of the places where I’ve learned the most about patience, perspective, responsibility, and the limits of a perfectly designed plan. Any leadership theory that can’t survive a two-year-old at bedtime probably wasn’t built for the real world.

I’m a first-generation American and the first in my family to graduate from college and to receive a master’s degree. That story shows up in how I think about access, mentorship, and the quiet weight of being the first person in a room to do a thing.

I’ve lived across six countries — Trinidad, Guyana, Grenada, Thailand, India, and the United States. Enough to learn that entering an unfamiliar room with curiosity, listening before assuming, and adapting your approach is not a soft skill — it’s the whole job.

I live in Orlando, Florida, and contribute to professional and community development — including leadership service with ALPFA Orlando. My community work reflects a belief that access, relationships, and entrepreneurship can expand what people believe is possible.

Give me a group, a hard question, and a whiteboard, and I’m in my element. I love public speaking, teaching, and the small craft of helping a room think together.