I recently made a big transition, moving on from Apptegy to join FoxDen. FoxDen gives me the opportunity to work across multiple companies at the stages where I thrive most: high-growth, high-energy environments where there's real work to be done and real impact to be made. I'm incredibly excited to partner with a new team and work alongside exceptional CEOs, operators, and management teams who are building something meaningful.
I'll miss the team at Apptegy. The clients too. I've learned so much from superintendents and communications directors over the years. Those relationships shaped the way I think about leadership, trust, and what it means to serve the people you work with. I'm grateful for all of it.
In 2026, I'm focused on building with intention, both professionally and personally. I want to create more than I consume, invest in relationships that matter, and make sure the work I do reflects the values I care about most. There's a real energy that comes from starting something new, and I want to channel that into clarity and purpose rather than just busyness.
The most important part of my life continues to be my kids. Time reading together, talking about life, playing games, and teaching them to love learning. Those moments are the highlight of every day. I want to develop the kind of relationship with my kids that sets them up with confidence and agency for their whole lives. As much as I love working and driving towards a goal, I want to use the energy and momentum I build at work to pour into my family. Being outdoors together, traveling, and simply being present. That's where I want to spend my time.
This is a Now page. Now pages are inspired by Derek Sivers. It is similar to an about page, but it tells you what I am doing now (how I am spending my time and what I am focused on), not just what I have done in the past. This entire site is inspired with that in mind.
Last updated: March 12, 2026
I would like to hear your story and know who you are and what you’re working on. Something I miss most about my time living in NYC is making connections, both professional and personal. Pick a time that works for you.