In an age shaped by AI, I believe our greatest advantage remains distinctly human: our capacity to access higher intelligence, creativity, and meaning.

For the past fifteen years, I’ve worked at the intersection of leadership, community building, strategy, and spiritual life. Across that work, I’ve become increasingly interested in how meaningful change actually happens—both through the systems we shape and through the ways people gather, relate, and experience something together.

My work today brings those threads together. I help leaders, organizations, and fields make sense of complexity, surface new possibilities, and create the conditions for people to imagine and build what comes next.

Over the years, I’ve served as a founder and CEO, a senior leadership team member, consultant, coach, researcher, facilitator, and advisor. I’ve worked across a wide range of institutions—including local government in Chicago and New York City, technology start-ups, and both large and small nonprofits focused on urban policy, Jewish education, and community building.

This breadth of experience gives me a unique vantage point into how organizations and systems actually function—from the inside and across entire fields—and allows me to support clients with both strategic clarity and lived, practical insight.

I hold a MPA in Public Policy & Non-Profit Management and a MA in Judaic Studies, both from NYU. I am an experienced coach and certified experiential educator, and I am currently pursuing certification in Thomas Hübl’s Timeless Wisdom Training, a multi-year program integrating trauma-informed practice, contemplative insight, and systems thinking.