I build high-trust engineering organizations and carry that same servant-leadership approach into civic life — from a two-decade path through software quality and engineering leadership to an elected seat on the Cheney City Council.
I lead from a people-first, servant leadership philosophy — open and transparent, grounded in authenticity, and focused on building psychological safety, inclusive and belonging environments, and teams that trust each other. I believe in collaboration and community over solo heroics, and in building systems that are sustainable long after I’ve moved on.
I want to use my technical and people leadership background to bring folks together — to help make our world a stronger, better place for everyone.
When I’m not working or volunteering, you’ll find me working my way through one of my local book clubs’ reads, out on the pickleball court, or making the most of each outdoor season. I love to travel and experience the world, especially the food and drink each place has to offer. At home, I share space with two adorable cats and an ever-optimistic garden I’m still growing my skills around. I’m a life-long learner with a strong growth-mindset, and a bit of a news addict who likes staying on top of what’s happening in my community, region, and the world.