I have the courage of a grassroots organizer, the blazer of a U.S. Senate staffer, the headset of a national PAC fundraiser, and the boots-on-the-ground grit of an entrepreneur managing a growing company. Each role has sharpened my understanding of how policy is made, how systems succeed—or fail—and how real change happens from the ground up.

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With a Master’s in Landscape Architecture focused on systems planning and city design, I bring a deep understanding of how infrastructure, land use, and community dynamics intersect. My career has not followed a straight line—but it has built a toolkit that is uniquely suited for diagnosing complex county challenges. Whether it’s housing affordability, economic diversification, or water resilience, I don’t see problems in isolation—I see them as interwoven systems.

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From Capitol Hill to the canyon trails of La Plata, I’ve learned that real solutions require listening to different voices, understanding the whole landscape, and navigating both bureaucracy and budget constraints. I’m running not because I have one answer—but because I have many perspectives. And I believe that’s exactly what this county needs to move forward with clarity, creativity, and competence.