How it Began
I don’t think anyone grows up planning to become an insurance agent. I explored several career paths—law, psychology, and even earned a degree in Computer Graphics—before life shifted my direction.
In 2004, my grandfather was diagnosed with ALS, and helping my family care for him showed me how overwhelming and confusing the healthcare system can be. That experience sparked my passion for helping others manage it more confidently.
After building a strong background in management and operations, I was given the opportunity to work for one of the largest insurance companies in the country. There I became skilled at navigating health insurance and discovered what I truly love: solving problems and helping people.
In 2015 I joined a small local agency, earned my license in 2017, and helped grow the business, streamline operations, and build lasting relationships. Insurance wasn’t my original plan—but helping people through complex decisions has become my purpose.
Why I Am Doing It
Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of meeting so many wonderful clients—many of whom have become true friends. Thank you for supporting me as I take this next step and go independent. You can expect the same level of service and dedication from me, along with access to some of the best rates available.
Health insurance is complex. Understanding benefits, getting claims paid, and finding the right providers can feel overwhelming. I thought I fully understood this industry from every angle—until August 2021, when my younger brother was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. Advocating for him during his treatment showed me how much persistence, knowledge, and strategy truly matter. I learned firsthand how to push for timely approvals and navigate critical care situations.
Tragically, my brother passed away on September 5, 2024, just one month before his 36th birthday. I am still grieving, but that experience strengthened my commitment to this work. I will continue to learn, grow, and advocate fiercely for my clients. If I don’t have an answer, I will find it.
The week before he passed, I told him I was thinking about opening my own agency. He was so tired, but when I said it, he opened his eyes, nodded, and said, “Do it.”
So I did.
What is My Goal
I want to provide clarity in a confusing system, helping clients understand their benefits, lowering their financial risk, and ensuring they have access to the care they deserve. While my goal is running a successful business, success for me isn’t just measured in growth or revenue—it’s measured in trust, relationships, and being the person my clients can rely on during some of the most stressful moments of their lives.
My job is to help make difficult decisions simple and to advocate for people when they need it most.