I’ve spent my career making sure all the moving pieces come together.

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After graduating from George Mason University in 2009 with a B.S. in Tourism & Events Management, I spent six years in hospitality and tourism before co-founding Seagram AV with my husband, Ian. In 2015, I left my full-time career to run the operations side of our growing company, pairing Ian’s technical expertise with my love of organization, logistics and events.

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Over the years, I’ve experienced events from just about every angle: planner, hospitality professional, AV and production partner, vendor, and onsite problem-solver. I’ve planned conferences, produced corporate and association events, managed a nonprofit gala for more than 1,000 guests, and spent countless hours behind the scenes making sure events happen the way they’re supposed to.

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And somewhere along the way, I realized that’s where I thrive - in the middle of it all, making it happen.

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I know what it’s like to be the planner who needs to be in five places at once. I naturally think a few steps ahead, keep an eye on the big picture while managing the details, and genuinely love being the person you can hand something to and know it’s handled.

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That’s what led me to Seagram Events. I provide onsite production management, stage management and event logistics support for planners who need another experienced event brain they can trust to take ownership and run with it.

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Give me the plan, point me where you need me, and consider it handled.

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When I’m not working an event, you can usually find me spending time with my husband on our farm, where we have goats, ducks, geese, and a ridiculous number of chickens. I love Jesus, worship music, good food, and any excuse to be outside. And if I’m not on the farm, I’m hopefully on a beach in Wilmington, NC or out trying a great restaurant.