Long before I set my sights on a nonprofit COO role, I was already doing the work — volunteering my time, my operational skill set, and my leadership across organizations serving refugees, underserved families, and vulnerable communities. This is where I've shown up, listed newest to oldest.
An International Baccalaureate World School educating refugees, immigrants, and local children together — providing a rigorous, holistic education within an intentionally diverse community of mutual learners.
Medical mission trips to Guatemala providing clinics for underserved communities, along with education on nutrition and sustainable health habits.
Children's Ministry partnering with parents to help kids encounter faith authentically and engage with it at an age-appropriate level, deepening that connection year over year.
Working to eliminate disability and untimely death caused by nutrition-sensitive chronic disease — empowering people to live healthier, more productive lives.
Educating and empowering children from non-English-speaking homes with math and literacy skills.
A global movement of people working together to build more prosperous, vibrant communities by making sure everyone has a decent, safe, affordable place to call home.
This is a living portfolio. If you lead a mission-driven organization and want to talk about how my operational background could serve your team, I'd love to connect.
I'm always glad to connect with people building something ambitious — where operational discipline meets genuine mission.