I began in sales nearly 20 years ago. I then built my own company in southern Florida. After a few years I sold the business and moved back north to ski country...and returned to school. I had noticed that the business world was becoming more and more reliant on computers. With a head for math and logic, I pursued a degree in programming and computer animation. I was recruited by KPMG Consulting while still in graduate school and allowed myself to be wooed away to the DC offices where I was a critical part of the technical management team, creating an intranet portal for the company's employees. Since that time, I have assisted several companies gain added prosperity through Internet ventures by both developing and maintaining a wide range of web sites and services.

Invited to assist with coaching high school athletes in 1998, I began an association with the sport I had been exposed to my entire life. With record-holders in the family, and having been a hurdler/jumper, it was a natural fit. I have been fortunate enough to work with some tremendous student-athletes while developing championship teams. From Fauquier high school (1998-2005), through the Cayman Islands (2005-2006), and on to Alcovy high school (2006-2010), I have been able to pass along the valuable lessons I learned from sport.

Those who know me refer to me as a teacher, an athlete, a coach, a geek, or some combination of these. I have always thought of it simply as the ability to see patterns, and the relentless pursuit of my goals.