My career has taken me across business, nonprofit leadership, coaching, development, and strategic partnerships. Across those different settings, a consistent theme has been helping people and organizations translate ideas into relationships, strategy, and practical action.

I am particularly drawn to work that requires understanding people, building trust, navigating complex organizations, and creating partnerships around a shared mission. Whether I am working with organizational leaders, pastors, business executives, or nonprofit partners, I enjoy helping people clarify where they are trying to go and identifying the relationships and strategies that can help them get there.

I am also a Certified Professional Leadership Coach and have worked with leaders and teams on organizational effectiveness, leadership development, communication, and strategic growth.

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My Christian faith is foundational to how I understand leadership, vocation, and human dignity. I believe every person possesses intrinsic value and that leadership is ultimately an act of stewardship and service.

That worldview shapes the way I approach relationships and organizations. I want to understand people before attempting to influence outcomes, treat individuals with dignity even when perspectives differ, and help leaders pursue meaningful goals without losing sight of the people and values behind them

I live in Southern Arizona with my wife, Alia, and our two sons.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family, running and hiking, studying theology, and probably talking longer than necessary about organizational strategy.