...a college degree, 13 law school applications (and subsequent rejection letters), an economy in shambles (thank you financial crisis of 2008), and suddenly all my years of hard work to head to law school had seemingly vanished overnight. 

With the job market tanking and post graduate jobs being the furthest thing from a guarantee, I had two (not so great) options. 1) rack up six-figures worth of student loan debt for graduate school OR 2) completely pivot away from the career goal I'd been working towards my entire life and try something completely different and pray to the high heavens it all worked out. 

Cue the dramatic music. 

My journey to becoming an event planner didn't start out in any sort of conventional way.  As I sat in my living room in 2010 contemplating my life choices — as I devoured a bowl of Truffle Mac and Cheese — this career path was the last thing I imagined I'd end up doing. 

Shortly after learning that law school wouldn’t be an option for me and being diagnosed with cancer a mere 6 months after landing my dream job
(…talk about a major plot twist), I decided to pivot in the most unexpected of ways. Taking the skills I’d cultivated over the years in logistical planning, project management and event design and production, I decided to launch a full-time career as an event planner.   

My dog Lexie

I’m a firm believer in the idea that you can exist in a world of AND. You don’t have to choose between being a phenomenal planner or spending time with your family – you get to have both. Sound too good to be true? I’m living proof that it’s not. 

I was doing everything I thought I should be doing to run my business but barely having any profits to show for it. I knew I was great at my craft but didn’t know how to price my services to align with the value I delivered to my clients.  That was until, I learned the tools I needed to get to the next level.

That’s why I’m committed to coaching and helping other event planners borrow the lessons I learned the hard way, so they create an events business that is not only fulfilling but profitable and sustainable. You work too hard, sacrificing so much time away from the things and people you love to not have a bank account that reflects the true value of the absolute artistry that is event planning.  

I can’t wait to connect with you to help you have the business you’ve always dreamed of having. 

After battling cancer twice and gaining an entirely new perspective along the way, I decided I didn’t want to plan ordinary events. Instead, I wanted to create a brand that delivered experiences that were as exquisite, luxurious, and stunning as the events I grew up attending and being inspired by growing up in New York City.