I believe that communication is crucial to achieving business goals, executing successful campaigns, and working with stakeholders. I look forward to applying my past experiences to my work with Lot Sixteen clients.

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Prior to joining Lot Sixteen, I gained experience in public affairs, communications and politics while working at a boutique marketing firm running social media for small businesses, interning with a sustainability nonprofit to transform their climate education website and edit publications, strategizing and executing communication priorities for a local Democratic campaign, and field organizing for a Democratic gubernatorial campaign. Most recently, I interned on the communications team at a national clean energy trade association in D.C., where I worked on communications deliverables, advocated for relevant legislation, and campaigned nationally to raise awareness of the benefits of clean energy.  

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I was born and raised in Annapolis, Maryland. I attended Lafayette College (roll ‘pards!) in Easton, Pennsylvania and graduated with a Bachelor of the Arts in Government & Law and Environmental Studies. In my free time, I enjoy exploring the city, hanging out with friends and family, and spending too much time reading the news.