About

I am a Senior Project and Program Manager who values clarity, judgment, and follow-through, especially in environments where constraints are real and certainty is limited.

My perspective formed through work that required steady decision-making with limited inputs and imperfect conditions. Entering higher education later and building career momentum through varied, constraint-tight roles taught me to prioritize rigor over appearance, and judgment over assumption.

Over time, I noticed a recurring pattern in the work around me: capable people struggling not because they lacked effort or skill, but because the systems they operated within quietly shaped their behavior, incentives, and risk.

I built Consequence Architecture to name those patterns and make them understandable. I use it as a structural diagnostic—assessing precisely what is actually happening and why, so that teams can anchor their decisions to operational reality.

Outside of formal project roles, I intentionally take on responsibilities that reinforce patience, long-term thinking, and care for individual impact. I have been a proud foster parent to thirteen children (so far), an experience that deepens my respect for stability, clear boundaries, and durable support.

I am also a professional portrait photographer, a practice that sharpens my ability to see people clearly, communicate intent, and deliver under expectation. I also regularly foster and rehabilitate injured animals, and write, direct, and stage manage theater and live events (…not all at the same time).

These experiences do not sit apart from my professional life. They inform how I handle pressure, how I weigh tradeoffs, and how I consider the real-world impact of decisions.

I work best with organizations that value clear thinking, sound judgment, and outcomes that last. I care about doing work that holds up, for the people who rely on it.