My work today sits at the intersection of embodiment, intentional living, and social impact.

While my personal path has long been rooted in contemplative and embodied practices, my professional journey drew me outward into consulting, eventually joining an MBB firm and advising organizations on strategic planning, operational execution, and people and organizational design across different countries and contexts. Early on, I worked closely with international teams and became increasingly curious about how people, ideas, and communities connect across borders.

In 2016, while living in New York City and feeling the city’s creative and deeply human energy, my work began to intersect more deeply with its impact-driven and community-oriented spaces. During this time I became involved with purpose-driven organizations and initiatives exploring conscious entrepreneurship, community wellbeing, and humanitarian efforts. Later this expanded to include international hospitality and experience-driven environments, where I contributed to the development of wellness and lifestyle concepts, guest experiences, and retreat- and healing-oriented spaces.

Over time, these paths — strategy, social impact, experiential design, and embodied practice — naturally converged. Today my work takes the form of conversations, collaborations, and advisory engagements supporting founders, leaders, and organizations seeking to cultivate healing, awareness, and more intentional ways of living.