Build what matters. Leave something that lasts.

I grew up in Montana and moved to Georgia at fifteen to pursue basketball. I didn’t know exactly where that decision would take me. I knew I had to be willing to leave what was familiar and put in the work. Basketball took me through college and overseas as a professional, and every team and new place taught me something about people, trust, and adapting when the plan changes.

When I stepped away from the game, I had to figure out what came next. I found purpose in business, leadership, and storytelling—work that lets me bring people together and turn ideas into something real. Becoming a father changed how I think about that work, too. I’m building for more than the next opportunity. I’m building a life and a legacy my family can stand on.

Those chapters may look different, but they’ve all asked the same thing of me: show up, keep learning, and do the work well.