I started college as an architecture student.

I wanted to understand how homes were built. How a structure becomes the place someone spends their whole life inside. It wasn’t the right path for me — so I got a job in insurance while I figured out what was. Then went back to school for psychology. Minored in fine art because I couldn’t help it. Got my real estate license after graduating, sold homes, sat at closing tables.

For a long time my path felt random.

It doesn’t anymore.

Every turn was the same question from a different angle — how do people find meaning in the spaces they inhabit? How do they decide what matters? How do they protect it?

Twenty years into this work, I think I’ve been answering it the whole time.

I’m a broker licensed in 15 states, affiliated with multiple carriers. I cover home, auto, flood, jewelry, umbrella, investment properties and more. I work closely with realtors and loan officers who want an insurance partner who actually understands the transaction — from every angle.

This work has always been personal.