About Me
No matter what I’m doing, it involves people — my family, my fencing club, or even just the clients I get to help.
Everyone matters. Everyone is seen.
There is strength in admitting you are wrong, and it makes it so much more powerful when you advocate for what you know is right.
Growing up in a large family with over 80 cousins taught communication and perspective. He managed a national fencing nonprofit with 3,000+ members and founded a Denver historical fencing club with 100+ members — experiences demanding responsibility, listening, and respect.
Collaboration requires trust, safety, and mutual admiration. Without these foundations, teams struggle with productivity and meaningful product delivery. Design succeeds through kindness, user responsibility, and cross-functional teamwork — engineers, managers, and clients must be invested.
Personal
- Executive director of a Denver nonprofit fencing school (100+ members)
- Recently retired competitive fencer (ranked 87th globally in longsword)
- Owner of three rescue dogs from puppy mills
- Hobbies: cooking, sewing, gardening, and bouldering