Raised in Central Florida, I have witnessed firsthand the rapid growth and changing dynamics of our communities. These experiences have reinforced my belief in responsible growth management, smart planning, and sustainable development that preserves the character and quality of life of the places we call home.

My commitment to public service and community involvement began with an interest in the 2008 presidential election. Since then, I have gained extensive experience in campaigns and public affairs at multiple levels of government. In 2016, I volunteered in Orange County, engaging directly with voters and learning the importance of grassroots outreach. By 2018, I was serving as an intern for a state legislator in Brevard County and later as treasurer for a Florida House campaign in Brevard and Orange Counties.

In 2020, I managed a Florida House campaign in one of Florida's most competitive legislative districts. I later managed a successful Florida House campaign in HouseDistrict 35, helping secure victory in a highly contested race despite significant disadvantages and widespread expectations of defeat. These experiences strengthened my understanding of leadership, public policy, and the importance of building strong community relationships.

Beyond my political experience, I have worked in my family's real estate business across Brevard, Osceola, Polk, and Volusia counties. Through this work, I have developed a firsthand understanding of the opportunities and challenges created by growth and development. This perspective has given me valuable insight into the importance of balancing economic opportunity with responsible planning and infrastructure needs.

Today, I remain committed to serving my community and advocating for thoughtful, sustainable solutions that protect our quality of life while preparing for the future.

Outside of work and public service, I enjoy traveling, staying informed on developments in the automotive and aviation industries, attending car shows, and following government and public policy issues.