After earning a law degree (Rutgers University School of Law) and M.B.A. (Rutgers Business School), I focused my attention on becoming a sharp legal mind. My work included everything from negotiating day-to-day business contracts to selling multi-million dollar assets for small and large companies alike. All the while, I was also exploring my love of travel. I took my first solo international trip (Tanzania), followed by another (Ecuador), and then another (Japan). I was hooked! I loved getting to see the world, and knew I could find a way to combine a law career and my love for adventure.

As it turns out, the most adventurous people are entrepreneurs, and that’s why I love working with them. I help entrepreneurs with what they avoid and keeps them up at night (the legal side of their business) so they can focus on what matters to them the most (their business). I didn’t know it at the time, but my legal career up to this point was building towards working with entrepreneurs. Every time I was advising a sales person on a deal, drafting a new contract for a new customer, or helping human resources hire someone new, I was flexing my muscle of translating legal language into understandable information while protecting my clients.

Today, I use these strengths to set my clients up for success so they can pursue their dreams and live in a way they never imagined. Whether my clients are starting a new career or a side business based in passion, I’m here to help with their goals.