Welcome to My Professional Journey

I graduated from Strake Jesuit College Preparatory in 2023 and am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting at Texas A&M's Mays Business School, with an expected graduation in May 2028. I am a member of Texas A&M's Professional Program in Accounting (Finance Track), through which I am pursuing the Master of Financial Management (MFM). In addition, I am completing the Petroleum Ventures Program (PVP) Certificate, where I analyze energy investment opportunities and oil and gas projects through case-based coursework and engagement with industry leaders. My academic path is designed to prepare me to obtain the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Designation and pursue a career at the intersection of accounting, finance, and energy.

I have demonstrated leadership through both campus and community involvement. I currently serve as President of Beta Theta Pi at Texas A&M University, where I oversee the day-to-day operations and long-term strategic direction of a 100+ member organization, coordinate initiatives across executive leadership teams, and manage the allocation and implementation of a six-figure annual budget while representing the chapter to alumni, university leadership, and the national fraternity. Beyond campus leadership, i have contributed to political campaigns, attended leadership conferences across the country, and successfully completed the Youth Leadaership Insitute's Youth Leadership School in Washington D.C., its flagship leadership program. I have spoken at local conferences, sharing perspectives on leadership, civic engagement, and community involvement.

I have developed a strong commitment to community service, particularly through supporting individuals with special needs and strengthening local communities. I spent a week volunteering at Beloved and Beyond Camp, an organization dedicated to creating a place where young people with special needs feel that they truly belong and are celebrated for who they truly are. At Texas A&M, I have served as an Aggie ACHIEVEMate, mentoring students in the Aggie ACHIEVE program, an inclusice four-year higher education initiative for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, by providing individualized support and helping them build meaningful relationships on campus.

I also enjoy supporting charitable causes through personal initiatives and leadership efforts. I ran the Austin Marathon, where our fundraising efforts generated over $1,000 for the Heavens27 Foundation, benefitting the brave girls who lost their lives at Camp Mystic. Through my leadership in my fraternity, I helped lead a philanthropic campaign that raised $6,000 for the Boys and Girls Club of Brazos Valley, supporting youth development programs in the Bryan, College Station Area. I am also currently involved in organizing our annual Aggie Cowboy Cookoff, a charitable event that raises nearly $10,000 each year for Disabled Outdoorsmen, helping provide outdoor experiences for individuals with disabilities.