About

I grew up in East Tennessee, came to the Upstate for college at North Greenville University, and never went back. My first real job was producing media for a church: lighting rigs, live video, social media before anyone had a strategy for it. That work taught me something I keep coming back to. The best infrastructure is the kind nobody has to think about. It just works, and people get to focus on what they actually care about.

That idea runs through everything I do now. I help nonprofits, small businesses, and political campaigns build the systems they need to close the gap between vision and execution. Some of that is technical (data workflows, automations, websites, ad targeting) and some of it is strategic, figuring out what the real problem is before anyone starts building. I work through ASR Enterprises and as a Senior Solutions Consultant at ScopeStack, where I help IT service providers streamline their scoping and document generation.

Most of my non-work energy goes into Taylors, the community where my family lives. I've been president of Taylors TownSquare since 2014, serve as communications director for Taylors Mill, and launched the Taylors Fellowship, a civic leadership program run through TownSquare. I also shoot photography and write a newsletter called Context & Content about technology, meaning, and community.

I care about local places, institutions that form people well, and building things that last longer than a news cycle.