My path to sustainable finance has an unconventional beginning. I started my career as a professional pastry chef, drawn to the creativity, math, science, and experimentation. However, I soon realized that my deep love of pastries is more of a hobby than a career path. I still love to bake in my spare time and am slowly learning to let go of my perfectionism while baking with my toddler.

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I returned to college as a women studies major determined to help women realize their potential and gain equality. Upon self-reflection I realized that I had a lot of passion but lacked any real skills to make the change in the world that I sought to make. Around this time my grandfather died, and I started helping my grandmother with her finances. Helping my grandmother become financially independent was exactly the type of impact I wanted to have on other women’s lives and showed me how money can be a powerful lever for equity and change.

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This realization ultimately shaped my mission: to make financial planning more inclusive and to use investing as a force for planetary wellbeing. I became a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ (CFP)® and Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) which allows me and my clients to go deeper to explore and clarify their individual values and goals, create personalized financial plans, all while investing their money to support environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and long‑term resilience.

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At the core of my work is the belief that money is one of the most powerful tools we have to not only to provide freedom and stability for ourselves, but also to shape the future of our planet. I believe sustainable investing is not just about avoiding harm, but about actively participating in the transition toward healthier systems—financial, social, and ecological. Through steady, values‑aligned action, I support my clients in using their money to care for both themselves and the world they are part of.