I'm a founder and serial entrepreneur who is fueled by purpose-driven optimism and committed to making a positive impact through collaborative ventures. My journey began with music in a small town in West Tennessee at age 11, eventually leading me to Nashville in 2004. Though life took unexpected turns, that early creative spark shaped my approach to business and bringing ideas to life.

 

Starting my first company in 2008 with an overdrawn bank account during a recession taught me that sometimes you need to be both crazy and delusional to sometimes turn ideas into reality. That venture grew to seven figures without debt or partners, and its success paved the way for other projects, including Cavehouse Supply - a baby and kids brand focused on empowering children and nurturing their creativity through purposeful products.

 

After successfully selling part of my first company in 2019, I recognized that many established businesses struggled with systems rather than products. This insight led me to launch a business strategy consultancy, where I help experienced founders streamline operations and reclaim their time so they can focus on leading with impact. 

 

My expertise spans merch brand development, business growth strategy, and maintaining a playful approach to problem-solving.

 

I currently serve on multiple boards, including The Educators' Cooperative and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, while contributing as a writer to Apparelist, the largest online apparel publication, and advising at the Nashville Entrepreneur Center. 

 

The opportunity to build community drives everything I do. There's always work to be done, and I wouldn't have it any other way.