I’m running for Wilsonville City Council because I care deeply about creating community where I live.
Wilsonville has so much to be proud of, and I believe our best days can still be ahead. I have a vision for our city where local businesses thrive, people & families feel connected, neighborhoods are safe and vibrant, and every resident knows they have a stake in shaping the quality of life we enjoy together.
More than anything, I hope my campaign becomes an invitation to you, my neighbors. An invitation for people who care about Wilsonville to share their ideas, their concerns, and their dreams for the future of our city. Because the strongest communities aren’t built by city governments. They’re built by neighbors who believe they can create something meaningful together.
I’d be honored to earn your trust, but just as important, I’d love for you to be part of the conversation as we imagine what’s possible for Wilsonville’s next chapter.
Creating Community.
Why am I running?
Over the past decade, I’ve built a business, led a team, managed budgets, navigated complex regulations, and helped hundreds of families make some of the most important financial decisions of their lives. Every day, I work with people from different backgrounds, listen to competing perspectives, solve problems, and find practical solutions that move everyone forward.
I’ve also invested deeply in Wilsonville—not just professionally, but personally. I’ve called this community home since 2010, raised my family here, supported local businesses, organized neighborhood events, and worked to create opportunities for people to connect. Some of my greatest fulfillment has come from bringing people together and helping strengthen the sense of community that makes Wilsonville special. I’ve created and facilitated neighborhood events, bringing hundreds of people together for holiday celebrations and seasonal events. Seeing our neighbors build relationships through shared experience brings me so much joy.
My background in business has taught me that success doesn’t happen by accident. It requires thoughtful planning, responsible financial stewardship, accountability, and a willingness to adapt when something isn’t working. Those are the same principles I would bring to the City Council.
I don’t see public service as a political career. I see it as an opportunity to contribute the experience I’ve gained as a business owner, community leader, and neighbor to help Wilsonville continue to grow thoughtfully while preserving the qualities that make people proud to live here. I’m excited to give back in this way, and I hope you’ll join me!
Leadership & listening.
The best leadership starts with listening well. It means bringing people together in meaningful ways, solving problems thoughtfully and responsively, and being responsible stewards of the resources our community has entrusted to us. It means focusing on the real topics that improve everyday life like supporting a strong local economy, investing wisely, creating places where people want to gather, and fostering a sense of belonging that extends across our entire city. These are the ideas and goals I will work towards on the Wilsonville City Council.
Great cities don’t just happen because of roads and budgets. They happen because people feel connected to where they live. I want to help define a cohesive vision for what we want to be known for as a community.