I'm an MBA student at MIT Sloan, focusing on strategy, innovation, and entrepreneurship. In 2014-2015, I was one of two co-leads of the 9th Annual MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, overseeing all planning and operations for the preeminent event in the sports analytics and sports business industry, and one of the largest student-run conferences on any topic in the world. (Pictured here with my fantastic co-lead, and SSAC founder Jessica Gelman).

Prior to MIT Sloan, I was a management consultant at Monitor Group, now part of Deloitte Consulting, in San Francisco and Washington, DC. There I was a project manager working across a range of industries and function areas, but specializing in the technology industry. I also worked internationally with Monitor's international development practice, leading projects for USAID in Ghana and Rwanda.

I graduated from Georgetown University in 2009 with a BSBA in International Business and Marketing, and a minor in government. In my free time, I like thinking about Internet media, sports analytics, startups, and the future. You can spot me around Cambridge: I'll be the one with earphones on, listening to podcasts at double-speed while walking a beagle.