Licensed as a real estate broker since 2004, I earned my managing broker’s license in 2015. Prior to working in real estate, I was an ecological statistician for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, Fisheries Division. I have an M.S. in Quantitative Ecology from the University of Washington. My training and experience in risk analysis informs how I work with my clients. My combined analytical and personal approach to my profession serves my clients well, taking into account their unique needs while protecting their best interests.
Buying or selling a home isn’t just about real estate. Usually, there is an important event underlying the decision to make a purchase and/or sale. My job as a real estate professional is to help clients make the best real estate decisions during those critical times of change.
I choose to live on Bainbridge Island because it is the ideal place to call home for my family and me. I am grateful every day for the close-knit community, scenic beauty, top-notch schools, and extensive opportunities to be outside, both on the water and in the forest.
When not working, you’ll find me in my garden, running, sailing, or hanging out with my husband, two daughters, and our two dogs.
