I’m a technically skilled problem solver and community-minded organizer based here in Guelph. My work approach brings together public communication, systems thinking, and hands-on project delivery, with a focus on helping people, strengthening organizations, and making information easier to access and use.
I’ve had the opportunity to support community-focused work through the Guelph Indigenous Community Council, an organization that brings together urban Indigenous people in Guelph through collaboration, consultation, communication, leadership, and a unified community voice. I value the role GICC plays in creating space for connection, advocacy, and community-led support, and I’m proud to contribute to that work.
I also serve on the board of DIYode Community Workshop, a nonprofit makerspace where people learn, build, repair, and create together. Both experiences reflect what I value most: collaboration, practical service, and building stronger community connections.
My background includes IT administration, websites, databases, digital design, and makerspace operations, so I’m comfortable moving between strategy and execution. I care about practical solutions, steady follow-through, and communication that is grounded in real community needs.
On this campaign trail, I bring organization, technical fluency, and a collaborative approach. I believe public work should be transparent, respectful, and focused on outcomes that make life better for all people in the community.
Please check out my LinkedIn profile if you would like to look deeper into my professional experience and all my social media are linked below.
Regardless if you vote for me or not, always ask your questions, hold those in governance accountable and always demand transparency.
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