I’ve spent more than fifteen years helping people and organizations navigate moments where everything feels urgent and it’s hard to see what comes next.

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In my leadership roles in nonprofits, state programs, and academia, I've often stepped into organizations during transition—founder departures, shifting funding landscapes, or times when teams were stretched thin and juggling more than seemed possible. Through those experiences, I learned how much it matters to have a steady partner who can bring clarity, ask thoughtful questions, and help move work forward with intention.

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I started Threshold to offer that kind of support to others. My approach is collaborative, grounded, and shaped by the belief that even in busy seasons, people deserve space to think clearly about their work and their next steps. I bring a calm, thoughtful presence, a love of language and clarity, and a practical understanding of what it takes to lead, fund, and sustain mission-driven work.

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I live in Baltimore City with my spouse, our daughter, two rescue dogs, three chickens, and a handful of fish. I’m a Girl Scout leader, an avid reader and runner, and an active part of the Govans community. These connections keep me rooted in people, place, and the power of showing up with care.

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If you’re at a threshold—individually or organizationally—I’m here to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.