Stanford University
A summer at The Farm: full-credit university coursework alongside students from around the world.

A senior. A founder. A state champion. And she's just getting started.
Scroll ↓I'm a senior at the Webb School of Knoxville, and the co-founder of Unified Track, an EdTech platform redefining how educational organizations think about revenue intelligence and operating workflow.
When I'm not building, I'm on a track, on a stage, or in a classroom in Cambridge, Palo Alto, or Philadelphia imagining what comes next.
The EdTech platform turning revenue intelligence and account operations into a single, beautifully simple workflow for educational organizations.
Real-time visibility into how educational programs grow, retain, and convert. Decisions you can actually make.
From onboarding to renewal, the messy middle of running a program, finally automated and orchestrated in one place.
Configurable playbooks for admissions, alumni, and partnership teams. Less spreadsheets. More mission.
Designed with the people who run schools, programs, and academies, not retrofitted from generic CRM software.
“We didn't build Unified Track to replace spreadsheets, we built it so the next class of educators can spend their time on students, not systems.”
Building Unified Track alongside top founders and alumni at the Harvard Innovation Labs for the 2025-26 academic year. The venture is an AI-powered platform helping high school counselors reduce absenteeism and improve graduation rates.

Selected for the prestigious Techstars NYC accelerator, powered by J.P. Morgan. Building Unified Track in the heart of the city alongside world-class founders and mentors.

Speaking is where the building gets translated. I keynote, I moderate, I organize the room, and I bring stories that move audiences from polite applause to actually doing something.

On building EdTech as a Gen Z founder, and why the next wave of category-defining companies will be built by students who refuse to wait.
Founding and organizing a TEDx event, and stepping onto the red dot to share what it actually feels like to build something while you're still figuring out who you are.
A summer at The Farm: full-credit university coursework alongside students from around the world.
Leadership in the Business World: Wharton's flagship pre-college program for the next generation of business leaders.
Living in Harvard Yard, taking Harvard College courses for college credit. Cambridge in the summer is its own kind of magic.

Grit isn't a brand value. It's a 5 AM alarm, a fifth mile, and the breath before the gun. The same engine that builds companies builds champions.

A season of stacking miles, racing tactically, and finishing on top of the podium with the team that became a family.
Four runners. One baton. State champions. The relay teaches you that the fastest version of you doesn't exist alone.

I don't want to be the kind of person who waits until I'm qualified to start. I want to be the person who builds the qualifications by doing the thing.
School trips that broadened my perspective, and a singing tour that gave voice to a universal language — mapped across the places that shaped me.
I have had the incredible opportunity to travel internationally with small group school trips to Iceland, Greece, and France, experiences that have broadened my perspective and deepened my appreciation for different cultures. Exploring the geothermal landscapes of Iceland, the ancient ruins of Greece, and the rich history of France has given me a unique understanding of the world beyond the classroom. These trips have not only fueled my curiosity but also strengthened my adaptability, independence, and ability to connect with people from different backgrounds. Traveling has shown me the importance of learning through experience and has inspired me to continue exploring and growing.
As a member of the Tennessee Ambassadors of Music, I had the incredible opportunity to sing in historic cathedrals across Switzerland, Austria, the UK, the South of France, and Germany. Performing in these breathtaking venues, surrounded by centuries of history and culture, was an unforgettable experience that deepened my love for music and its ability to connect people across borders. This journey not only strengthened my vocal skills, but also gave me a profound appreciation for the universal language of music.
Whether you're an admissions officer, a founder, a mentor, or someone who just wants to build something cool, my inbox is open.