I’ve always been drawn to the mix of business and sports and how numbers, stories, and strategy come together to create something bigger than the game itself. That interest led me to Texas Tech University, where I earned my degree in Marketing with a minor in Sport Management. It’s where I first started seeing how data and creativity can shape fan experiences and athlete brands, and it set the tone for everything I’ve done since.
College gave me a foundation, but traveling changed my perspective. I spent seven months studying international business at ICMS in Sydney, Australia, where I learned how sports connect people in completely different cultures. On weekends I traveled, met new people, and even skied in New Zealand, experiences that taught me to adapt, communicate, and think globally.
When I came back, I dove straight into hands-on roles. I worked with Athletes Authority Sport Management, helping athletes build their personal brands and sponsorship campaigns. Not long after, I joined the Texas Rangers for spring training, supporting their media and communications team. Those experiences showed me how fast paced and rewarding the sports world can be when you are part of the team behind the scenes.
Now I am continuing that path at Arizona State University, pursuing my Master of Sports Law and Business. I work with SPORTx, ASU’s Student Athlete Venture Studio, where I help athletes turn ideas into real ventures through NIL strategy and brand development.
I am passionate about combining creativity, analytics, and business strategy to make a real impact in sports, whether that is through athlete development, fan engagement, or data driven decision making. Every experience so far has been a step toward that goal, and I am excited for what comes next.

Family has always been my foundation. They are the reason I stay grounded and motivated, and they remind me that success means more when it’s shared with the people who matter most.

I have learned that growth comes from stepping outside of what is comfortable, whether that means traveling to a new country, taking on a new challenge, or learning from people who think differently. Every experience, good or bad, is a chance to get better.

No matter what I am working on, I try to stay focused on why it matters. For me, purpose means doing work that brings people together through sports and using what I learn to make a real impact on others.
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