I am a two-time founder and learning designer who turns expertise, whether it begins as a book, keynote, body of research, or early-stage idea, into courses, podcasts, and digital experiences people actually engage.

My work has included co-founding a venture-backed ed-tech company, creating an emotional intelligence learning platform, developing award-winning conversational AI experiences, producing online courses with bestselling authors, and speaking to more than 500,000 students and young adults nationwide.

Earlier in my career, I helped build and mobilize the global youth movement behind KONY 2012 through Invisible Children—an experience that sparked my lasting interest in using storytelling and technology to move people and scale impact.

Most recently, I co-hosted MADWOMEN, a top 15% Spotify video podcast featuring unconventional leaders shaping culture, creativity, and business.

Now I'm an M.A. candidate in Spirituality and Psychology Teachers College, Columbia University, studying how the search for meaning is evolving in the digital age. With Gen Z turning to creators, algorithms, and AI for guidance, my work explores how mental health, spirituality, and personal growth can be communicated with integrity, humor, and accessibility.