My path has moved through a range of hands-on work that shaped how I think about people, systems, and connection. I began working in after-school programs and eventually moved into physiotherapy, studying art, dance, and physical fitness along the way. After earning my Bachelor’s degree in Studio Art and Digital Media Art, I began working across creative and production environments. This included everything from film and television to collaborating on large-scale art installations and building stages for live events.

For over a decade, I led events for global brands in experiential marketing. During that same time, I worked as a freelancer building websites, creating digital media, and developing e-commerce systems. I focused on helping businesses navigate the technical side of their work to create smoother operations.

Across these diverse spaces—education, health, art, production, and technology—I saw a consistent pattern. The systems we rely on are often fragmented, distracting, and not built around how people actually work and connect. This realization led me to start building Bridge.

Bridge is an evolving platform focused on collaboration, resource sharing, and community-driven projects. It is being developed through a live pilot and shaped by real-world feedback, with a core focus on clarity, privacy, and long-term sustainability. My work is ultimately about creating systems that feel more aligned. I believe in building spaces where people have ownership, collaboration is supported, and technology helps facilitate real-world connection instead of pulling us away from it.