What do you love most about being part of Harvest?
Although I’m new to the team, what immediately stood out to me was the trust, collaboration, and genuine relationships among everyone at Harvest. From my very first conversations, I felt welcomed not just as a new employee, but as part of a family. That sense of support and shared purpose is what drew me here, and I’m excited to grow alongside a team that is committed to helping one another while delivering the highest level of care to our clients.
What qualities of yours make you best suited to do what you do?
Growing up as the middle child in a close-knit, energetic family taught me the importance of listening, understanding different perspectives, and bringing people together. Those experiences naturally developed my relationship-building skills and ability to communicate through complex situations with empathy and clarity. Combined with the teamwork, discipline, and competitive drive I developed as a lifelong athlete, I strive to build lasting relationships and help clients feel confident and understood as they navigate important financial decisions.
What do you love to do outside of work?
Originally from Colorado, I’ve always enjoyed spending time outdoors. Whether it’s snowboarding, mountain biking, hiking, golfing, or playing football, I love staying active and embracing new adventures. I also have a passion for cooking and trying new restaurants. My appreciation for great food comes from my family, especially my grandmother from Mississippi, whose Southern cooking inspired a lifelong love of bringing people together around a great meal.
What personal accomplishments are you most proud of?
One of the accomplishments I’m most proud of is completing my first Best Buddies Hyannis Port Challenge. This charity bike ride, covering 55 miles, helps raise funds for an incredible organization that promotes inclusion and opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It challenged me physically and mentally in ways I hadn’t experienced before, and it reinforced the value of setting ambitious goals while giving back to the community. I’m looking forward to taking on even greater challenges in the future, with the goal of completing a 100-mile ride.
Education and Accreditations
I graduated from Middlebury College in Vermont, where I played collegiate football while earning a bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Theatre. My academic background gave me a strong understanding of human behavior, communication, and the importance of building meaningful relationships—skills that are invaluable in wealth management.
I’m continuing to expand my expertise as I work toward obtaining the CFP® designation, reinforcing my commitment to lifelong learning and providing knowledgeable guidance to clients.
