Hello!

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I bring two decades of cross-sector experience to my work, with deep roots in public health, public policy, and organizational development. I specialize in helping leadership teams align around shared goals, move through periods of change, and build cultures where learning and accountability are the norm. My coaching and facilitation flex to meet a wide range of neurotypes, learning styles, and lived experiences—balancing strategic insight with emotional fluency.
 

I’ve trained thousands of people over the course of my career and bring hundreds of hours of coaching experience to my work with executives, teams, and changemakers. While I often serve as a core expert within collaborative teams, I’m also a visible lead on many multi-year projects. I’ve played a key role in the Health Equity Technical Assistance Hub, which supports grantees of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Healthy Children & Families portfolio, and have facilitated or co-led retreats, action plans, and strategy sessions for clients including NACCHO, SEIU Education and Support Fund, Sierra Health Foundation, and multiple state and local agencies.
 

In addition to coaching and facilitation, I specialize in synthesizing stakeholder engagement into focused, implementation-ready action plans. This practice has been shaped through years of collaboration with trusted partners and reflects my commitment to making insight usable.
 

I frequently collaborate with firms such as Gramercy Research Group, REACH Beyond Solutions, and Liberation Health Strategies, and I’m a founding member of the Hub Strategists—a national collective of equity-driven consultants supporting systems transformation through coaching, facilitation, and strategy.
 

Before launching Liminal Spaces, I served as Director of Programs and Business Development at CommonHealth ACTION and was part of the executive leadership team. In that role, I co-led the creation of the Culture of Health Leaders national program center, a leadership initiative funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Earlier in my career, I worked in civil rights advocacy, health policy, and campaign finance reform—always with an eye toward systems change.
 

I hold a Master of Public Policy from The George Washington University, a BA in Political Science from Wheaton College (MA), and certifications in Results-Based Accountability™ (RBA), the TKI Conflict Styles assessment, the Center for Creative Leadership’s Benchmarks® 360, and professional coaching (ACC) through the International Coaching Federation (ICF).
 

Though I work nationally, I live in North Carolina, where I volunteer with the ICF-Raleigh Area Chapter and Executive Service Corps of the Triangle. I recharge by reading, walking in nature, loving on my dog, and studying the ways people make meaning, grow, and adapt.