Throughout my career, I've had the privilege of working across Broadway, entertainment, entrepreneurship, education, and emerging technology, always guided by a belief that the best idea wins. From developing new creative work and mentoring the next generation of artists to building organizations and exploring the possibilities of AI-assisted storytelling, I've learned that meaningful progress comes from honoring what makes something valuable while remaining open to what comes next. As I continue exploring opportunities to contribute my experience through board leadership, I'm grateful for the people, partnerships, and lessons that have shaped this journey. Here is my biography.

Strategic partnerships in the performing arts are built long before they are tested. When a major funder unexpectedly withdrew support from Pride, the musical I co-wrote with Commodore about the Black family experience, years of trust, collaboration, and genuine community relationships became the foundation that kept the production moving forward. By reaching out to longtime supporters, welcoming new introductions, and clearly communicating the purpose behind our work, we were able to close the funding gap. The experience reinforced a lesson I carry with me today: strong partnerships are not simply about resources—they are about shared purpose, mutual respect, and the trust we build through the small choices we make over time.