BIO
I am a Wealth Planning Associate at Gerber Kawasaki Wealth & Investment Management. Born and raised in Los Angeles, I grew up in one of the most diverse cities in the world, surrounded by people from all walks of life. I attended an all-girls high school in Los Feliz before earning my degree from Loyola Marymount University, which allowed me to stay close to my family, with whom I share a strong bond.
At LMU, I studied Psychology and Business Administration—a combination that strengthened my understanding of human behavior and strategic decision-making. My psychology background has been especially valuable in cultivating meaningful client relationships, aligning perfectly with Gerber Kawasaki’s commitment to putting clients first.
During my time at LMU, I held several leadership positions, including Philanthropy Director, IT Director, Recruitment Director, and Vice President of Operations for my sorority, Kappa Alpha Theta. I also served on the Student Activity Fee Allocation Board, helping provide financial support to the university’s student organizations.
As I continue to grow in my role at Gerber Kawasaki, I am dedicated to learning from mentors and peers while expanding my expertise in wealth management. One of my long-term goals is to empower women to achieve financial independence, especially during life transitions. I’ve seen many women not feel confident taking control of their finances or learning about investing. I’m grateful to have been raised by parents who encouraged my sister and me to be independent, career-driven women, and I hope to help others build that same confidence in their financial journeys.
Outside of work, I enjoy learning to cook different cuisines, with my latest endeavor being homemade sushi—a delicious success so far. I’m also an avid football and baseball watcher, cheering on my favorite teams, especially the 2025 World Series champions, the Los Angeles Dodgers.