I am a Registered Interior Designer and Construction Project Manager with nearly two decades of experience shaping commercial, institutional, and corporate environments from concept through post-occupancy. My work sits at the intersection of design, construction, and strategic planning—bringing together creativity, technical expertise, and a deep commitment to functional, human-centered spaces.
Throughout my career, I have led complex projects for universities, financial institutions, government, and tribal entities. I specialize in FF&E design and procurement, integrated sustainable design, and the coordination required to bring multi-disciplinary teams and vendors into alignment. My approach is rooted in clarity, communication, and delivering thoughtful solutions that support both the user experience and the long-term goals of the organization.
Beyond individual projects, I've built and led teams from the ground up. At the University of Oklahoma, I created a space data management program where none existed—hiring, training, and directing the staff who kept a 13-million-square-foot campus database accurate and current. Good leadership, to me, starts with listening: understanding what my team needed to do their best work, and staying open to their perspective before setting direction. That same collaborative instinct shaped how I worked across departments and disciplines—building consensus rather than dictating it and trusting that the best outcomes come from bringing the right people into the conversation early.
Whether I'm programming a new facility, analyzing utilization, reviewing construction documents, or managing a full project lifecycle, I bring organization, collaboration, and a strong visual instinct to every phase. I thrive in environments where design intent, technical precision, and stakeholder relationships all matter—and I'm passionate about turning ideas into spaces that genuinely work from conception to post-occupancy.