I chose this career because I genuinely enjoy helping people. I love sitting down with someone, learning what matters most to them, and helping them through the financial obstacles that may stand between where they are today and where they want to be. There's something incredibly rewarding about watching clients make progress toward goals that are important to them and knowing I played a role in their journey.

East Tennessee.

young families building their financial foundations, people approaching retirement, and small-business owners who want to make the most of what they've worked hard to build.

Powell High School, where I played baseball and basketball. I continued playing baseball at Walters State Community College, earning my associate degree in 2023. Then I transferred to Carson-Newman University to continue my academic and baseball career. I earned my Bachelor of Science in business administration in 2025 and my MBA in 2026.

interned with Modern Woodmen while in college before pursuing a career in construction project management. I enjoyed that experience and learned a lot, but I ultimately realized I wanted a career centered more around building relationships and helping people. That brought me back to Modern Woodmen, where I'm excited to build my career.

of the opportunity to build a career centered around relationships, service, and making a difference in the community. I also really connected with the fraternal side of the organization and the opportunity to give back to the community.

watching people move toward the lives they want to live. I enjoy

being someone they can turn to when they need guidance. Building relationships with my clients and celebrating their progress with them is what makes this career so rewarding.