I earned my Master’s in Finance during the 2007–2008 financial crisis. That crisis started my own investing journey, and it never stopped.

Upon graduation, I applied to every investment firm I could find. Every single one rejected me.

I was recruited by SLB — a Fortune 500 energy company — where I discovered what I actually was skilled at: planning, scenario modeling, and building financial models for multimillion-dollar decisions. I bring that same structured, analytical approach to every client engagement.

I went through a divorce. I navigated it the way I knew how — with spreadsheets. But I lived through the emotional weight of making permanent financial decisions while everything else was falling apart. I know what it feels like to be afraid of making the wrong call — one that could impact your finances for years.

I left SLB and became a full-time investor — flipping properties and trading — while raising school-aged kids and running a business on a single income. Every financial call was mine alone and so was every risk.

I founded SpendItRight in 2025 because I saw the gap: women facing divorce or major financial transitions who needed someone who could do the math and understand what was at stake.