I’m always building things, starting projects, and figuring it out along the way. After studying Entrepreneurship & Innovation at Drexel University, I’ve taken a pretty unconventional path through property management, creative production, events, design, and entrepreneurship.

I’ve worked with Greenzang Properties, getting hands-on experience managing a large portfolio of Philadelphia properties. At the same time, I’ve been involved with Ministry of Awe since its early development, working alongside artist Meg Saligman and many other renowned artists and organizations to help build and operate a large-scale creative space.

In my personal endeavors, I’ve worked on community events, markets, fashion shows, gallery openings, performances, and I’ve spent years experimenting with my own ideas and business concepts. I’m always moving forward while still figuring out exactly what is coming next. That’s the fun part.

Long before I had a career plan, I was always trying to make something work. I was buying and selling sneakers, setting up market tables, designing clothes, making art, and finding small ways to turn ideas into something real. Those early experiments taught me a lot about selling, creating, taking initiative, and figuring things out on my own- a big part of how I approach things today.

Below is a collection of businesses, organizations, artists, and projects I’ve had the opportunity to work with, learn from, or contribute to. A special thanks to all the friends not mentioned below!

Recently, I’ve been taking time to figure out what my next move looks like. I have flexibility with my schedule while continuing my work with Greenzang Properties and Ministry of Awe.

I’m working on my first real estate investment and managing my family’s business, Redbird Properties LLC, a smaller portfolio of rental properties in Charleston, SC. I’m also pursuing my real estate license, which I expect to complete in 2026.

All of these projects are ongoing, but I still have time to give—and I’m looking for what’s next.