Engineered for
Your Financial
Future

Before I became a licensed financial advisor and insurance agent, I spent years in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and in engineering and business management roles — environments that demand precision, systematic thinking, and accountability for outcomes. Those experiences didn't just shape who I am; they define how I approach every client's financial plan.

In engineering, you don't guess. You gather data, model scenarios, stress-test assumptions, and build something that holds. I bring that same rigor to financial and insurance planning — because your retirement, your family's protection, and your wealth deserve nothing less.

As a business manager, I learned to see the full operational picture: cash flow, risk exposure, organizational structure, and long-term sustainability. That perspective is invaluable whether I'm working with a business owner building a succession plan or an employee optimizing their benefits package and investment strategy.

I'm newly credentialed as a financial advisor and insurance agent — and I believe that's a strength. My training is current, my thinking is fresh, and I have no legacy habits to unlearn. What I bring is a career's worth of real-world analytical discipline applied to your financial life.