question-icon

What path led you to wealth management?

I loved my previous job, but when I had my daughter, I knew I needed a more structured schedule. A co-worker’s mother worked in HR in the financial industry. She heard I was looking, asked for my resume, and passed it on to a recruiter she worked with. That recruiter introduced me to TFO and I am forever grateful they did.

question-icon

Why did you join TFO Wealth Partners?

The motto ‘Helping Families Connect Wealth and Purpose’ and the genuine encounters I had during my interview. I knew quickly this was a team I would enjoy working with and their drive to help others is cohesive with my personal motivation.

question-icon

What most excites you about your work?

We have some of the most friendly and generous clients. I enjoy getting to know them and helping their families.

question-icon

What has been your most rewarding career experience?

When clients have turned to me for help. Having the ability to help them, and the knowledge that I earned their trust, reminds me that I am where I should be.

question-icon

What personal accomplishments are you most proud of?

Being told that my daughter is kind and generous or hearing how she has comforted another child. Passing down the values taught to me by my grandmother is my greatest mission.

question-icon

What are some of your life's biggest influences?

My two biggest influences are my Grammy and my Aunt. They are two of the kindest, most witty, and generous people I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. Through their example, I developed a love of reading and knowledge. They also taught me to always try to help and connect with others.

Education

Bowling Green State University

Hobbies and Interests

  • Reading
  • Travel
  • Painting with my daughter
  • Caring for my roses
  • Volunteering
  • Organizing
  • Trying new things & finding new experiences

Awards/Recognitions/Designations

Notary Public

white-dots white-dots

Ready to review your current wealth plan?

Getting started is easy. Set a time to talk.

Let’s Talkarrowarrow