Business. Music. Systems.
Current Status
Pursuing a B.S. in Finance (Risk Management & Insurance track) with a Music minor at Mississippi State University.
I've been teaching myself to code with Udemy and YouTube since sophomore year of high school. In high school I built a simple social app for me and my friends. Since then I've coded multiple prototypes.
Build an app that helps people stay off their phones, live in the moment, and use technology more intentionally.
I've started a lifestyle brand where my end goal is to have fair-trade approved clothing built for people who live in motion—outdoors, extreme sports, creatives, and anyone pushing boundaries. The product focus is clothing that moves with you and holds up in real conditions. Right now I'm creating my first product: the NOMAD 1 everything khaki.
Mississippi State University
4× Buchanan Cup Winner · 2× MSU Greek Chapter of the Year
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT PROBLEM-SOLVINGMember of a nationally top-ranked chapter recognized for leadership, operations, and culture. Serve in a high-accountability environment focused on building people, managing a large residential organization, and maintaining one of the strongest fraternity programs in the SEC. Experience in leadership, systems, and real-world responsibility inside a 24/7 organization.
I've spent years behind soundboards and wiring stages, running audio for churches, venues, and university events. From setting up complete systems to jumping in mid-event to fix failed gear, I'm comfortable solving problems on the fly and keeping shows seamless. I take pride in being the reliable, low-ego person who makes the technical side disappear so the experience works.
When something failed mid-show, it got fixed.
Provided live audio support for a campus-wide event hosted by Delta Gamma featuring Tim Tebow. Responsible for stage setup, wireless microphone deployment, and ensuring reliable sound for a large audience in an arena environment.
Worked overnight backstage operations for large-scale festivals, managing restricted access, directing artist and production vehicles during load-in/load-out, and supporting smooth, secure production logistics.
Part of the stage operations team for a large outdoor music festival headlined by Briston Maroney. Assisted with rigging, backline setup, equipment transport, and rapid artist changeovers, supporting efficient show flow in a fast-paced live environment.
I study finance because it teaches me how businesses actually work, and how ideas survive long term. I've used that foundation in internships, production work, and my own ventures to budget, price, and execute projects that last.
Office mornings. Summer heat outside. Spreadsheets to Summer Camps.
Wakeboarding is how I reset. It's my outlet, my discipline, and the place I learned how to lead without overthinking. I grew up spending every Fourth of July at my grandparents' lake house, where the water became home and progression became addictive. That turned into real responsibility on Lake Crew at Camp Ozark, driving boats, coaching kids from their first deep-water start to advanced tricks, and keeping high-risk environments safe while still letting campers build confidence and push themselves.
It's early mornings, sunburns, broken gear, scared beginners, and riders chasing the next breakthrough. Wakeboarding taught me how to stay calm in chaos, lead through action, and earn progress through repetition.
Joined the university's wakeboard team and preparing to compete beginning spring '26.