I bring a combination of real-world leadership and local experience that directly applies to the challenges facing District 6.

Professionally, I’ve spent over 15 years at Microsoft and later worked at Google, leading strategy and operations for large organizations, including Fortune 500 companies. My work focused on solving complex problems, improving systems, and helping organizations operate more effectively at scale.

I have also worked alongside public sector teams, supporting initiatives that required coordination, accountability, and results in high-pressure environments.

My municipal leadership has been grounded in the day-to-day realities of the community.

As President of the Valley Ranch Master Association, I’ve focused on the issues residents consistently raise: maintenance, communication, neighborhood standards, and making sure concerns are addressed with real follow-through.

I have also served on the Irving Planning and Zoning Commission, where I worked to ensure growth decisions consider traffic, infrastructure, and the long-term impact on neighborhoods and property values.

Today, I’m running for City Council with a clear focus:

Safer neighborhoods.
Disciplined growth.
A city that responds—and follows through.