After more than 20 years based in New York City, working globally in the photography industry with celebrities, world leaders, professional athletes, musicians, and artists, I made the move to the Hudson Valley in 2016. It felt like coming home- I first arrived in the Catskills in my twenties to work at a summer camp (Tannersville, NY) for adults with physical and developmental disabilities, and the region left a lasting impression that kept me returning to the area.
With a family legacy rooted in antiquities, art, and disability advocacy, I’ve long been drawn to restoration and renovation—improving living conditions, accessibility, and safety. I’m rarely satisfied with the status quo and am driven by a desire to create meaningful change. I bring curiosity, out-of-the box thinking, and strong problem-solving skills to every project.
From designing, building, and operating a photo studio and production office in New York City to gut-renovating my own property, I’ve developed a deep respect for buildings- what you put into them, you get back. I believe in thoughtful stewardship.
Community service has always been integral to my life. I volunteered for 12 years with New York Cares, teaching children how to swim, and later joined my local volunteer fire department in the Hudson Valley as an internal firefighter.
In recent years, I’ve managed multiple historic properties, including the Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild, Maverick Concerts, and a large private estate in the heart of Woodstock. I’m passionate about helping others care for and protect their investments.