I design and facilitate experiences — conferences, convenings, leadership retreats, and workshops — for mission-driven organizations.

Most recently, I led events and strategic partnerships for the Robin Hood Foundation's $25M Mobility LABs initiative, spanning nine communities across five states: six years of end-to-end event design, virtual and live, a $1.6M experiential storytelling campaign, and partnerships with the Gates Foundation, Capital One, and 25 community organizations. Before that, high-profile public events and town halls for New York City's Department of Social Services.

My range runs from intimate, high-touch community gatherings to large-scale government forums and national conferences. The through-line is simple: the room is where change actually happens. When the right people are in the right space, designed with intention, real outcomes follow — and that takes both creative vision and operational discipline. Concept and program design, budgets, vendors, timelines, and the small decisions that make a room feel like something rather than just happen.

Seventeen years across law, government, philanthropy, and advocacy campaigns. After a decade of high-intensity execution, I took an intentional sabbatical and traveled across Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, and Europe — observing how different cultures gather, and what environments actually require to support collaboration and wellbeing.

Certified professional facilitator (Voltage Control). J.D. Based in Washington, DC, expanding my toolkit through UX design, and looking for a role designing and leading an organization's events end to end.