I am a finance and technology professional turned civic builder, and a leading voice on housing reform, institutional renewal, and economic opportunity for Ontario's next generation.
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In 2021 I founded More Neighbours Toronto to confront Ontario's housing crisis head on. In 2025 I became chair of Build Toronto, the Toronto chapter of Build Canada, a national movement backed by civic and entrepreneurial leaders focused on growth and stronger institutions.

I write regularly on public accountability, institutions, housing, and economic growth for The Hub and The Toronto Star. I also served on Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie’s housing panel, helping shape the party’s housing platform.

Raised in the Greater Toronto Area, I studied nanotechnology engineering at the University of Waterloo. I then built a career in technology and startups, including time in San Francisco, before returning home during the pandemic to be closer to family and the communities that raised me. After returning, I transitioned into finance and consulting, specializing in payments, banking, and the Canadian credit union system.

Today I am working to build an Ontario where people can once again afford a home, pursue a meaningful career, raise a family in security, and trust that public institutions actually work for them.