DesignBranch

I’ve spent much of my career working at the intersection of design, healthcare, and local government—where real impact happens through collaboration, not silos.

From serving on the West Chester Borough Council during the post-COVID recovery period, to my role on the Planning Commission, I’ve seen firsthand how local decisions shape health, housing, and community resilience.

In my work with The Hickman, I’ve been involved in long-term care governance—helping think through how environments, operations, and resources can better support aging with dignity.

Alongside that, my industrial design practice has focused on turning complex human needs into practical, scalable solutions—especially in aging-in-place and home safety—working with caregivers, contractors, and entrepreneurs to bridge the gap between ideas and real-world implementation.

Across all of these roles, the common thread has been partnership: bringing together people and systems that don’t always naturally align, and turning that alignment into something tangible that improves daily life.

Grateful for the continued opportunity to work at these intersections—and to keep building solutions that quietly make life better, safer, and more connected.