I’m a Colorado Springs native, and I’ve built my career around one simple idea: help families protect what matters most and help others discover a path to something more.
Before stepping into financial services, I worked as a Mental Health Technician at the Emily Griffith Center for Children, working with at-risk youth ages 6 to 17 in a reintegration and mentorship role. That experience shaped how I approach people today — with patience, direct communication, and a genuine investment in where someone is headed, not just where they’ve been.
I also bring a competitive, disciplined foundation from my years as a collegiate athlete at CSU Pueblo, where I was named RMAC Defensive Player of the Year and First Team All-American in 2019. That same drive shows up in how I coach — I’ve spent close to seven years as a high school football coach, developing young men both on and off the field.
Today, I serve as a Financial Strategist with World Financial Group and Transamerica, where I help families build financial strategies that protect their future while also building a team of licensed professionals who want to do the same for others. My approach is straightforward: teach people how money actually works, help them protect their families, and give them the option to build something of their own if they want it.
I operate under the guidance of my mentor and upline, Mark Onstott, and I’m part of a broader leadership network that includes Nikki Cannon and WFG co-founder Rich Thawley.
Above all, I’m a husband and father. Faith and family come first, and everything I build professionally is meant to serve that foundation.
