I’ve spent my career helping people operate at a high level. First by leading complex organizations, and now by helping individuals and families bring clarity and confidence to their financial lives. and Ann Powers College of Business, where I developed a strong foundation in strategy, leadership, and decision-making. That foundation served me well during my first career chapter, where I spent mor
e than a decade managing $20+ million business operations, developing teams, and serving as a district-level business coach. I worked closely with senior leaders, business owners, and high-performing professionals to solve problems, manage risk, and make thoughtful decisions in fast-paced, high-pressure environments. I transitioned into financial planning because I wanted to do work that was both impactful and personal. I believe people who spend their lives serving others: business owners, attorneys, physicians, and executives, deserve a financial strategy that brings order and clarity, not more noise. My goal is to help remove financial distractions so my clients can focus on their families, their careers, and the life they’re building. My wife Caroline and I live in Macon, GA and are active in our church and community. We have two Boston Terriers and our expecting our first child in 2026. I’m a member at the Brickyard and you’ll often find me on the golf course enjoying good conversation and a little friendly competition. I’m also deeply committed to community involvement and service, and I value building long-term relationships with people who care about leading well—both professionally and personally. Getting to know people, their goals, values, and vision for the future is one of the most meaningful parts of my work. That personal connection allows me to serve not just as an advisor, but as a steady guide through life’s transitions and decisions.
