My journey into entrepreneurship now seems obvious and inevitable.

As a verbal processor and questioner, my learning style has never quite aligned with the status quo. My therapist calls me a trailblazer, and I can't say I disagree.

Some confluence of being an enneagram 8 (the challenger), a Taurus, a recovering perfectionist, identifying as a female, gen z'r, and a passionate advocate for de-stigmatizing mental health in corporate culture led me here. None of those labels matter, but the context is helpful for those that haven't met me yet.

The things that do matter? Nothing energizes me more than talking about ideas with people that are passionate about whatever it is that they are doing. Innovation and iteration are in my programming. I find fulfillment in empowering others and have personal expertise in go-to-market strategy within the technology and consumer goods space. Ideating behind a whiteboard on marketing and revenue strategy with wholesome entrepreneurs/creators/founders is my happy place.

I have a knack for leveraging data and revamping reporting to align with a company's goals. Ultimately, I can leverage my resources (network and tech) to find the information for completing any task I set my mind to. That, paired with my investment in corporate coaching and therapy, gives me my corporate superpower - communication skills. I'm dedicated to continuous personal and professional growth and surround myself with those who value it - whatever that may look like for them.