About Me

I am a financial services professional, social entrepreneur, author, and angel investor. I’m incredibly passionate about building businesses and guiding capital in ways that replenish, restore, and sustain our social, environmental, and economic systems to advance a more holistic future for all. Currently, I work as a consultant with for a variety of clients, primarily focused on working lands investments; more recently, I worked with CREO Syndicate, the Yale Investments Office, and Align Impact.

My work in financial services involves connecting high net worth individuals and other investors to regenerative investment opportunities. I have also developed new financial models and tools, particularly focused on land conservation and restoration, and have written extensively about how to invest for people, planet, and profit. I also advise a variety of impact-oriented startups, on both raising capital and reporting impact metrics.

I hold a Masters of Forestry from the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies and an MBA from the Yale School of Management. I also hold a B.A. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I’m a Startingbloc Fellow, a Property and Environment Research (PERC) Fellow, and a Kinship Fellow. For the past two years, I have served on the Board of Slow Money NYC, a local network of Slow Money, a national non-profit catalyzing investment in sustainable food and farms.