



If there’s one principle that has shaped my life and my work, it’s this: people always come first. Everything I do as a financial advisor flows from that belief.
I grew up in a busy household as the oldest son in a family of five kids. From a young age, I learned the value of hard work, responsibility, and serving others before myself. My parents were intentional about two things that still guide me today prioritizing faith and valuing people above all else. They taught me that the way you live your life should shine a light for the world around you, not draw attention to yourself.
That foundation became the lens through which I view work, leadership, and ultimately, financial advice.

I’m married to an incredibly strong and supportive woman, Brianna, who has believed in me even in seasons when it was hard to believe in myself. Together, we’re raising three amazing kids and thankfully, they all look like their mom.
Being a husband and a father shapes how I show up for my clients. My kids inspire me daily to lead with character, integrity, and humility, and to build a business they can one day look at and clearly see what mattered most to me. I want them to know that success isn’t measured by titles or transactions, but by how well you serve others.
I didn’t become a financial advisor because of numbers, charts, or spreadsheets those are just tools. I became an advisor because money touches every area of a person’s life: family, purpose, generosity, peace of mind, and legacy.
I’ve seen how confusion or fear around finances can hold people back and how clarity can set them free. My calling is to walk alongside people, meet them where they are, and help them make confident, values-aligned decisions. Not pressure. Not products first. People first. Always.
When clients tell me they finally feel clear, hopeful, or at peace about their financial direction, I know I’m exactly where I’m supposed to be.
When you work with me, you can expect:
- A relationship built on trust and transparency
- Advice rooted in your values, not someone else’s agenda
- Clear communication and real conversations
- A long-term partner who genuinely cares about you and your family
This isn’t just my profession—it’s my purpose. And I’m grateful for every opportunity to serve the people I’m called to work with.
- Associates, Spokane Falls Community College
- Bachelors of Leadership, Southeastern University
- High School Graduate or Equivalent, North Central High School
- Fraternal Insurance Counselor
- Behavioral Financial Advisor™
- Series 7 - General Securities Representative
- Securities Industry Essentials
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Georgia
- Idaho
- Montana
- Washington
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Spokane, WA 99202
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