In 2008, I chose to become a full-time REALTOR®, because it put together two things that matter to me: serving people through solving problems, and homes. Not just a home as a physical structure — a home as the place where someone feels safe, and happy, and confident enough to be the best version of themselves. That’s what’s really at stake in the decision, and it’s why the work still holds me.
Since then I’ve helped hundreds of people get from where they were to where they wanted to be. If I think I can help, and you’re looking to buy or sell, I’m in.
The people I work best with want to make the decision themselves, even when they need help working out what the right decision is. They understand that a good real estate professional brings knowledge, guidance and someone in their corner through the buying and selling process, as well as before and after.
My work doesn’t stop at possession day. My clients can rely on my help for the years in-between. Eventually a home stops being the right one for people; whether it's from growing families, right-sizing when the kids move out, or any number of life circumstance. While much of my work is with past clients, and their friends and family, I'm always glad to meet someone new. And I'm always ready to help.
I’m proud to have been awarded the Calgary Real Estate Board’s 2020 REALTOR® of the Year — the T.W.H. (Bill) Saunders Memorial Award. It’s peer-nominated, given for ethics, community contribution and volunteerism, and it can only be received once in a career.
Outside of real estate, I love spending time with family, volunteering in the community, and hiking and camping in the mountains.

