My story stretches across California, Peru, Wales, Finland, and Saudi Arabia. Moving between cultures taught me to observe closely, question what we take for granted, and find beauty in different ways of being. Without deep roots in one place, I came to feel that the Earth itself was home. That perspective still shapes my curiosity about people, our relationship with nature, and the worlds we create together.

The instinct to create something meaningful started early. In grade school, I organized bake-sale clubs to raise money for animal rescues. Years later, my award-winning thesis brought me into conversations with Los Angeles’s creative leaders about calculated risks and the courage to follow an idea. I wanted my fellow graduates to see possibility in the uncertainty ahead. That thread—helping people imagine what could be and take a brave, practical step toward it—continues through my work today.

As the founder of Deus Marca, I partner with purpose-driven founders and leaders to give their ideas direction, expression, and a foundation for growth. Through strategy, storytelling, design, and the systems that hold them together, I help turn a vision into something people can understand, connect with, and participate in.

Entrepreneurship has also taught me what it takes to sustain that vision. I’ve shared the uncertainty, difficult decisions, tears, and celebrations with partners and clients. Those experiences inform the frameworks I create: ways to find clarity, make thoughtful choices, and keep moving while caring for the people doing the work.

I’m drawn to the meeting place between modern possibility and ancestral wisdom, business and the arts, Earth and spirit. I believe beauty belongs in everyday life, that our work can nourish communities, and that success should account for the wellbeing of people and the living world.

Today, I live on the coast of Northern Peru, where I’m nurturing ideas for social and environmental projects alongside my brand work. Here, my questions about a more compassionate future become personal and local: how we support one another, what we make space for, and what we leave behind.

I’m still exploring, learning, and becoming. My work is an invitation to do the same—to bring imagination, a resilient heart, and thoughtful action to the future we want to inhabit.