I was born and raised in the Richmond Area. I love the history, culture, and deep roots that my family has here. I am married to my beautiful wife Anna. I spend my free time with my Border Collie, friends and family, fishing, kayaking, hiking, and my church. I went to seminary at Regent University completing a Master of Divinity. During that time, I wrote my thesis on Ethical Economics in a Postmodern Society: An Evangelical Argument for Morals in Economics. I have worked with money my entire career, and I have sought to blend my faith and my passion for finance. I have built my practice with the belief that finances are not separate from our faith, but an integral part of how we serve God.

I have worked with money my entire career, and I have sought to blend my faith and my passion for finance. I have spent time in accounting, banking, and now financial advising. I seek to work with people closely, in a way that facilitates goal driven outcomes, yielding to what the Scriptures say about stewardship "They are to do good, to be rich in good works, to be generous and ready to share, thus storing up treasure for themselves as a good foundation for the future, so that they may take hold of that which is truly life." (1 Timothy 6:18-19) Money is a tool that can be used to create wealth, that then can be used for the good of our families and community.