My Background

My path has always lived at the intersection of ambition and purpose. I began in advocacy, working in Oakland, with the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office to support trauma survivors and learning what it means to help people find their voice.

That led me into global development consulting, where I worked on USAID proposals focused on women’s economic empowerment and workforce development. Through that experience, I saw how systemic change could transform entire communities.

When I pursued my MBA at William & Mary, I carried that sense of purpose with me — as a McGlothlin Leadership Scholar and Class President, while pregnant with my first daughter. That season showed me that leadership and motherhood don’t cancel each other out; in fact, they can strengthen each other.

After graduation, I re-entered one of the most rigorous corporate environments at Amazon, this time with my second daughter in tow. As a Senior Product Manager, I led billion-dollar customer experience programs and learned firsthand both the resilience and the cost of being a mom in spaces that expect you to “show up” at full speed.

Each chapter — advocacy, development, leadership, corporate innovation — gave me new tools. Together, they shaped my vision for Momma Chill: a space where moms don’t just survive postpartum, but find ways to heal, thrive, and reimagine what’s possible.

Our Vision for Momma Chill

Momma Chill is more than coaching. It’s an ecosystem designed to support moms — especially in the months and years beyond birth, when the world assumes you’re “back to normal” but your reality is still shifting.

Today, that looks like one-on-one coaching and intimate group sessions. Looking ahead, Momma Chill will expand into postpartum retreats, workplace partnerships, intensive outpatient mental health programs, and lifestyle offerings that honor the full spectrum of motherhood — from personal healing to professional re-entry.

Our vision is to create a culture where mothers are supported not just in the crisis moments, but in the long, complex journey of rediscovering themselves.

Join the Movement

This isn’t just my story. It’s the beginning of something bigger — an ecosystem of honesty, healing, and sustainable growth.

And together, we can reimagine what the next chapter looks like.