What my professional profile doesn’t reveal is my ambition, balanced with compassion and empathy. I’m passionate about building relationships, making a difference, and pursuing the elusive balance between career, personal interests, and family. I have a knack for identifying what truly matters, cutting through the noise to focus on priorities that drive meaningful impact. I have had lots of practice!

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Around the time I planned to return to work after the birth of my youngest son, my oldest was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. That life-changing moment brought sharp clarity to what matters most. The fluff of life faded away, and my priorities crystallized. My son, though doing well, is literally one-in-a-million with no diagnosis or defined treatment path. He continues to teach me the importance of compassion and the reminder that we rarely know the struggles others face. This focus and empathy guide all my client engagements.

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When I eventually returned to work, I found less fulfillment in my role. I grew frustrated with organizations that touted work-life balance but failed to deliver and with leaders who achieved results at the expense of their team’s mental health. Like many mid-career professionals, I felt disconnected from the path I had worked so hard to build. I was playing by someone else’s rules, designed for someone else’s goals.

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I decided to shift my focus. Drawing on my experience as an attorney and advisor, I now help individuals and teams prioritize what truly matters so they can be at their best. With curiosity, strategic thinking, and a unique ability to connect the big picture with pragmatic actions, I guide my clients toward clarity, purpose and results.

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