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My fascination with the natural world and desire to avoid student debt led me to Canada, where I completed a Bachelor of Science at Queen's University. Upon graduating, I moved to Montpelier, Vermont, to work as an environmental consultant for the Johnson Company. For nearly four years, I worked with corporations, law firms, and state/federal governments to investigate potential environmental liabilities to optimize solutions to minimize risk and maximize financial return. I loved taking intangible problems and creating tangible solutions. During this time, I read the book "How a Second Grader Beats Wall Street," which introduced me to index investing and the methods by which one can avoid the unrelenting pitfalls of the financial industry.

Four years ago, I had the opportunity to act as an estate executor. The challenge of piecing together the financial puzzle of cash flows, developing financial strategies, managing investments, and understanding taxes was fascinating to me. This experience influenced me to pursue additional schooling to learn how to leverage business and finance for the positive change I wanted to see in the world.

I returned to Canada to obtain a Master's in Business Administration with a concentration in Sustainability at the University of Toronto. My studies focused on entrepreneurship, sustainability and social impact. I consulted for a scientific technology startup and not-for-profits, researched corporate gender diversity policies, and studied behavioral economics.

I subsequently joined the City of Burlington, Vermont, to develop an asset management program for the City's $500M of capital assets. The goal was to design a strategy and foundation to maximize the financial return of the City's infrastructure investments. This role also introduced me to the fact that employees are often subject to fees and a lack of sufficient options in retirement plans, irrespective of whether it is a 401(k), 403(b), 457(b), or pension.

I grew up in Wayne, Pennsylvania; a suburb of Philadelphia. I spent summers at my grandparents between Vergennes and Middlebury, assisting them with their small silkscreen art business. As teachers who lived through the Great Depression and World War II, they demonstrated that wealth could be accumulated through disciplined saving and investing, irrespective of your career. They cultivated my love for Vermont, including the focus on the environment, health, and the outdoors. Since childhood, I have sought out creative solutions to build and sustain wealth.

My personal life mirrors my work. I am fascinated by efficiency, optimization, and the natural world. I take full advantage of what every season offers. In warmer months, I mountain bike, kayak, hike and run. In the winter I downhill ski at Sugarbush, XC ski, snowshoe, and ice skate.

Most evenings you will find me watching Philadelphia Flyers hockey, reading about the latest in technology, modifying my home audio setup for sound quality, or walking my German Shepherd around the neighborhood.

I am a resident of the Five Sisters neighborhood in Burlington, but spend time in Middlebury, Waitsfield, Montpelier, and much of the rest of Vermont. I prefer to meet clients where it is most convenient and comfortable for them. As of now - phone, FaceTime, Google Hangouts, or Zoom are all viable options.