​My journey began at Toronto Metropolitan University, where I earned my bachelor's degree in Journalism. My time at TMU allowed me to hone my skills in storytelling and reporting, giving me a unique perspective on how to communicate effectively and authentically.

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I started my career as a breaking news reporter in the Toronto Star's Radio Room, where I sharpened my ability to deliver timely and accurate news. I then moved on to The Walrus as a digital producer and event manager, crafting compelling content and organizing impactful "Ted Talk style" events.

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At this point, your girl has chosen to pivot. I am expanding my expertise by pursuing a certification in UX/UI design at the University of Toronto, which will allow me to further enhance user experiences and create more impactful narratives.

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In addition to the many hats I've worn, I’ve chosen to add another by pursuing teaching. I've had the incredible opportunity to be a teaching assistant at my alma mater and I couldn't think of a better way to pay it forward to all my incredible profs and TA's than supporting students and helping them realize how brilliant they truly are. 

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Supporting marginalized communities is at the heart of my work. I believe in using my skills and platforms to elevate voices and brands that deserve recognition and success. My story is one of continuous learning, dedication, and a commitment to making a positive impact. Together, we can create stories that resonate, inspire, and drive meaningful change.