The connection between these roles is central to my work: change—whether personal, organizational, or societal—requires a balance of strategic thinking, relational depth, and systems awareness. My background as a clinical social worker informs my ability to build strong, mission-driven teams and partnerships, while my expertise in nonprofit leadership gives me a macro lens to help individuals and organizations navigate complex systems.

In my consulting practice, I work with nonprofits, startups, and mission-driven leaders to bring structure and momentum to growth. I specialize in strategic planning, business modeling, brand development, and partnerships that strengthen mission and expand reach. My work combines long-range vision with actionable pathways, ensuring that strategies don’t just sound inspiring but are actionable and sustainable.

Before focusing on consulting, I served as Chief Impact Officer at Multiplying Good, where I led cross-functional initiatives in strategic planning, partnerships, brand building, and board collaboration. My role was to translate vision into action, aligning teams, modernizing a fifty-year-old brand through a full rebrand, and leading national recognition and youth engagement programs. Earlier in my career, I worked across initiatives in cancer prevention, behavioral health, and cause-based impact investing.

Alongside this work, I practice as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over a decade of clinical experience. I provide psychodynamic, relational, and trauma-informed therapy for individuals and couples. My early work in New York City’s outpatient mental health system, primarily with high-risk populations, sharpened my expertise in trauma and equity-centered care. Today, I bring that same depth and commitment into my private practice, creating spaces where people can move through challenges and step into growth.

Storytelling has also been a central part of my work. From directing award shows to producing vignettes for nonprofits and executive producing an animated short film, I use creative production as another way to connect people to purpose and amplify impact.

Across all of these areas, what ties my work together is a commitment to values that guide everything I do: equity and social justice, authenticity in relationships, attention to both detail and vision, and creating spaces where people and systems can grow.

I hold a BA in Psychology from The New School, an MSW from New York University, and am a member of the National Association of Social Workers. I also serve on the board of We Got Us Now, a national organization led by and for children of incarcerated parents.