I've never really had a straight path and honestly, I don't think I was ever looking for one. I started out in law, mostly because I thought it would give me structure. But somewhere along the way, I realized I was more drawn to people than policies.

That pulled me toward entrepreneurship education, the kind that asks: how do we equip everyday people with the tools to build? That question has led me to work with organizations like Blackstone LaunchPad and NFTE, and to build curriculum that's reached over 10,000 learners across Africa and the U.S.

Over the years, I've worn different hats: curriculum developer, educator, program designer, now product manager. I've led national founder programs, designed investor-readiness accelerators, and co-created platforms like StartaSprout and Nomadine — and turned up where the builders gather (see Plate IV).

Right now, I do that at Qualtrics, where I work on GenAI tools that make employee experience more actionable and human.