I’m a public affairs and operations professional who enjoys bringing people together, solving problems, and turning good ideas into something real. My work has taken me through government, community engagement, communications, and organizational leadership, where I’ve had the opportunity to work with people from all corners of a community.
I’m at my best when there’s a challenge to figure out, a team to bring together, or an idea that needs someone to help move it forward. I believe good work starts with relationships, clear communication, and a willingness to actually roll up your sleeves and get it done.
My background is rooted in Western New York, with a B.A. in Political Science from St. Bonaventure University, and experience working alongside elected officials, businesses, nonprofits, local governments, and community leaders.
Outside of work, you’ll usually find me somewhere outdoors, probably fishing, hiking, gardening, cooking, or exploring with my mini dachshund, Duncan.
ARGUS is a database designed to bring scattered information about grants, funding, projects, and community investments into one place. It helps organize that information, identify patterns, and make it easier to understand where resources are going. The project grew from my interest in turning complicated information into practical tools that help people work more efficiently and make better-informed decisions.
This resource was created to make a new agricultural program easier for farmers and producers to understand and use. It brings key information such as eligibility, funding, application steps, deadlines, and contacts into one clear, easy-to-use document. The goal was to turn a complicated state program into a practical resource that people could quickly understand and act on.
Represented Assemblyman Andrew Molitor at the ribbon cutting for Roasted Bean Café, celebrating the opening of a new local small business. The project highlights the importance of supporting local entrepreneurs and recognizing the businesses that contribute to the growth and vitality of our community.