From an early age, I loved sharing stories and connecting with people. I found a passion for the stage and strongly believed that theatre would be my entire life. While studying theatre at an arts high school in Philadelphia, I quickly discovered my love for directing. As a director, I had the ability to set the tone of a production and shape the narrative we shared with our audience. What I didn’t realize back then was how those lessons in storytelling and leadership would influence the career I have today.

Unlike others who step directly into the communications field, my path took a few unexpected turns. As a first-generation college student, I studied both theatre and arts administration, uncovering a variety of passions along the way. I took those interests abroad, interning with the English Touring Theatre Company in London, where I strengthened my communication skills, expanded the company’s social media presence, and helped manage its brand. I quickly realized how much I loved telling positive stories and shaping narratives—even the challenging ones.

After London, I pursued another passion: teaching. I spent a summer in India at a residential school, educating students while also taking on administrative responsibilities. That experience was eye-opening and helped me grow in ways I never expected.

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