I ran for City Council At Large to keep Beverly transparent and accountable, to make our city more coastal resilient - protecting homes, businesses, and open spaces and to ensure Beverly remains a place where you can afford to stay and grow.

I was born to two teenage parents. I watched as my mom worked hard at odd jobs to buy a home and pay for my higher education. Despite her hard work, because of the 2008 crash, she lost the house but she never stopped providing for me and my sisters. My mom’s story is the reason I’ve dedicated my life to giving back. 

For over 20 years I’ve worked in the public and private sectors bringing people together to get things done. I’m proud to serve on the board of Beverly Community Access Television and Chair the BDCC. My story is one of service and I will serve the people of Beverly as Councilor At Large from January 2026.