I am a social entrepreneur specializing in participatory and cause media. My diverse professional background, rich travel experiences and innate curiosity have led me on an endless quest to find and create new tools to connect people, engage them in a global dialogue, and empower them to become active citizens.

I am currently the Director of Business Development for The Tiziano Project, which provides new media journalism training to community members in conflict, post-conflict and underreported regions. I also freelance as a producer of cool projects and initiatives at the intersection of media and social good.

In 2007 I co-founded Remedee, a nonprofit that has taught documentary filmmaking to marginalized youth around the world.

I have designed and executed projects in South Central Los Angeles, Altadena, New Orleans, Tanzania and American Indian Reservations and frequently speak publicly about my experiences and insights.

People call me a "super connector" and I have a natural ability to bring together a diversity of people and concepts to set groundbreaking ideas into motion. I have thus founded "To Serve Man," a salon-style dinner party series taking place in L.A.

I am based in Los Angeles, but live a nomadic lifestyle.