In The Practice of Management, Peter Drucker writes, “The best way to predict the future is to create it.” This principle reflects my approach to institutional work. My career has been defined by helping ambitious institutions build the operational capacity to create the futures they envision.

In both my personal and professional life, I am motivated by enabling impact at scale by building the operational backbone that allows high potential people and organizations to do their best work. I am especially energized by the behind the scenes work that turns good intentions into durable outcomes and data-driven strategies into tangible products.

I grew up in Queens, New York with the dream of going to college and moving the needle forward on addressing some of the most critical issues of our time. This search that led me to immerse myself in the scholarship and admissions process, spending nine months writing 150+ essays to colleges and foundations. That effort resulted in over half a million dollars in funding offers and an opportunity to attend Cornell University. During that time, I was also introduced to the SEO Scholars Program and the world of finance and a summer internship at J.P Morgan Chase, which gave me an early appreciation for capital, risk, and large scale systems.

After graduating, I built a career at the intersection of operations, philanthropy, and talent development. I supported and consulted on programs sponsored by organizations including JPMorgan Chase, TED, Aspen Institute and Coca Cola, and in 2020 joined the Bezos Family Foundation as a Program Associate. There, I helped facilitate the deployment of more than $56,000,000 dollars toward initiatives spanning humanitarian relief to leadership development and technology. For over a decade, I have helped multiple fellowship programs design strong selection processes, build supportive communities, and expand long term alumni networks and helped with the deployment of ~$100,000,000.

I most recently served as Operations Manager at the School for Moral Ambition at Harvard, where I led operations for it's inaugural pilot fellowship program aimed at accelerating the careers of students committed to moral leadership and tackling the world’s most important challenges.