Two decades of experiences that move people.
Event production, disability inclusion, adaptive sports, nonprofit leadership, yoga, and community work — not a portfolio of separate jobs, but one continuous thread.
NASA
Large-scale experiences, built from the inside out.
Over twenty years producing experiences that demanded more than logistics — they demanded understanding what it actually feels like to be inside a moment. Clients included Nike, NASA, and a long roster of organizations that needed their events to mean something.
That career was also the classroom. Producing a Stephen Hawking event changed the direction of everything that came after.
Touring, production, and the long road.
Touring and project management work with artists including Skrillex and Lisa Marie Presley — and operations management at Monqui Inc. and Wonder Ballroom — built a foundation in high-stakes environments where every detail lands in real time.
The music industry teaches you how to build things that have to work the first time, in front of people, with no second take.
KEEN New York
As Executive Director of KEEN New York — Kids Enjoy Exercise Now — the work was building infrastructure for disability-inclusive youth athletic programming. Free, volunteer-powered, and built on the belief that sport belongs to every kid.
Executive Director
Organizational leadership, fundraising, volunteer management, program development, and community partnerships across New York City.
Disability-Inclusive Athletics
Free one-to-one athletic programs for children and young adults with cognitive and physical disabilities — no fees, no barriers.
Nonprofit Management
Budget oversight, volunteer training, donor relations, grant writing, and program administration across multiple boroughs.
Marathon guide running with Achilles International.
Guide running is a specific kind of trust. The guide and the athlete run together — tethered — sharing pace, course knowledge, and the physical experience of 26.2 miles. With Achilles International, this means guiding athletes with visual impairments through some of the world's most demanding races.
The embodied experience of navigating the world alongside someone who experiences it differently is not incidental to the technology and accessibility work. It is the source of it.
Yoga — adaptive practice and community.
As a Registered Yoga Teacher with a focus on adaptive practice, the teaching work is about making movement accessible to bodies that don't fit the assumed template. Yoga's relationship with disability is complicated — the adaptive practice community is working to change that.
The body is always where the question of access becomes most concrete.
Roots in the ground.
Alongside everything else: volunteer horticulture with the Central Park Conservancy, ASL study, and the slow, patient work of showing up in a community over time.
Central Park Conservancy
Volunteer horticulturalist — tending shared public space in New York City, one season at a time.
American Sign Language
Ongoing ASL study — not as a credential, but as a commitment to the community and a direct line into the accessibility research.
Grant Writing & Volunteering
Grant writing board through Columbia's Philanthropy Lab, representing Fast Feet NYC — athletics and community for underserved youth.