I became a financial advisor because I saw early on how much clarity and contentment good financial guidance can bring. While studying Finance at Washington State University, I interned with an advisor who not only managed investments with wisdom but also took time each week to mentor students. That balance of purpose and practicality left a deep impression on me.

Over the years, it has become apparent that many advisors were more focused on gathering assets than truly helping clients live with financial freedom and intentionality. I set out to offer something different — financial guidance that aligns with your values, timelines, and life goals. I believe money is a tool that should serve your family, your community, and your calling — not just accumulate without direction. My goal is to help you manage your resources with wisdom, generosity, and peace of mind.

A Bit More About Me Personally

Beaverton has been home for over 15 years, and I’m grateful to live near extended family and be part of a close-knit community. I’m a husband and dad to four amazing children. Evenings often mean playing in the yard, reading bedtime stories, or good conversation over coffee. I’m passionate about mentoring, serving others, and being involved at my local church. I believe the way we use our time, talents, and resources can make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. I’m also committed to continually growing, both personally and professionally, through ongoing certifications, reading, and participating in various study groups.