Bio.

I am an arts administrator focused on fostering a community of artists through collaborative efforts. I have had an affinity for music since an early age (my greatgrandmother claims I hummed “twinkle twinkle little star” to her at three weeks old)and have wanted to be involved in the industry for as long as I can remember. Themusical community has accepted me with open arms and has helped me make it through my worst moments. As both a member and leader in the community, I hope to give others the same things I have been able to find within the arts.

Before setting my sights on arts administration I received a classical education in instrumental performance. My background in performance taught me an intense attention to detail which I carry with me into any field I find myself working in (the devil is in the details after all). In the execution of both my personal projects and those which I am hired out to complete I ensure that no stone is left unturned, resulting in an end product that often exceeds expectations. Although I no longer consider myself a performer, I still keep up with my instrumental hobbies.

I attribute my success in music and administration to my ability to communicate directly and concisely with actionable outcomes in mind. Not only can I communicate ideas effectively, but I can turn feedback and criticisms into action and improvement. Above all else I simply refuse to remain stagnant. I am always looking for the best way to improve myself and the world around me for a better future.