I am a clinical and industrial pharmacist and strategic consultant to the U.S. Government on contract law, intellectual property and new drug development. My career is defined by navigating the rigorous technical and regulatory landscapes required to bring life-saving therapeutics from the laboratory to the public.

My professional approach—rooted in risk management and precise execution—is a direct extension of a life lived in high-consequence environments. Before focusing on pharmaceutical consulting, I served as a commercial, multi-engine pilot, an experience that ingrained in me the “pilot-in-command” mentality essential for managing complex, multi-input, data driven environments, which is the same as in the real world when you graduate.

When I am away from the consulting table, I pursue technical mastery through activities that demand intense focus and reactive timing. Whether I am navigating a technical ascent as a rock climber, maintaining a pace on my road bike, or refining my accuracy as a skeet shooter, I thrive on the challenge of technical disciplines.

I believe that the same discipline required to command an aircraft or consult on federal drug law and policy is what drives a successful climb: a commitment to preparation, a steady hand under pressure, and an unwavering focus on the objective.

These are the same skills that will make you master law school and, your career beyond.