Helping ideas find the people they're meant for.

Psychology & Human Behavior

I studied psychology at Arizona State University while immersing myself in personal development communities, workshops, and systems of self-inquiry. I became fascinated by identity, behavior change, belonging, and the invisible forces that shape how people think, feel, and make decisions. Long before I was building brands, I was studying people.

Meditation, Ritual & Facilitation

For nearly a decade, I taught Kundalini yoga and meditation in New York City while exploring ecstatic dance, altered states, group facilitation, and multiple silent meditation retreats. I became interested in how environments, rituals, stories, music, and collective experiences shape behavior and create belonging.

Community Arts & Parade for Love

In 2014, I founded Parade for Love, a community arts project designed to bring practices usually held in private spaces into public life. Over seven years, I produced public gatherings, curated facilitators and artists, and built partnerships around a simple question: How do you turn strangers into participants?

Growth, Partnerships & Emerging Industries

Over the past decade, I've helped organizations launch brands, build communities, create partnerships, and grow audiences, usually when they're entering a new market or building something from scratch. Whether through strategy, partnerships, events, or content, the work has remained consistent: helping ideas find the people they're meant for.

The Future of Belonging

Today, my work sits at the intersection of strategy, community, experiences, and systems thinking. I believe the next generation of brands and movements will be built less through broadcasting and more through connection.