Since graduating from the Fox School of Business, I have continued to work at the intersection of business, nonprofit leadership, faith, and community development. My professional journey has included more than two decades as an entrepreneur and technology executive, service as the executive director of a nonprofit, and leadership within the Presbyterian Church. These experiences have allowed me to build organizations, manage change, develop cross-sector partnerships, and address complex challenges in communities and institutions.

I chose to return to Fox because the program played an important role in expanding how I think about leadership, research, strategy, and organizational transformation. Supporting the next generation of MBA students is an opportunity to invest in leaders who will shape businesses, communities, and industries.

Students working with me can expect candid conversations about entrepreneurship, executive decision-making, organizational change, partnership development, resilience, and values-driven leadership. I hope to help students connect classroom concepts to the realities of leading people and organizations.

The Executive Lab model prepares students for the future of work by combining academic learning with practical experience, reflection, adaptability, and direct engagement with experienced leaders.