My Next Chapter…
County Commissioner – District 7
I’m running for Shelby County Commissioner because I have a heart for this community—and the experience to fight for it.
District 7 isn’t a talking point to me. It’s home. I live here. I work here. I’m raising my son here. I’ve spent my life showing up for people, long before I ever considered running for office.
I’ve seen what happens when communities are ignored—and what’s possible when leadership listens, acts responsibly, and puts people first. Through decades of business leadership and my work founding Abundant Earth Global CDC, I’ve learned how to turn compassion into action and ideas into results.
I’m not running to be a politician. I’m running to be a servant-leader who works, listens, and delivers—because District 7 deserves leadership rooted in love, accountability, and real solutions.
Community Service & Nonprofit Leadership
In The Community
Service has always been at the center of my life. From early recognition by the NAACP for youth community service to founding and leading Abundant Earth Global CDC, my work has focused on meeting real needs with practical, people-centered solutions. Through nonprofit leadership, I’ve supported youth education, mentorship, food access in underserved neighborhoods, and community education around food security, housing equity, and sustainability. Community service isn’t something I step into for a season—it’s how I lead, how I listen, and how I stay accountable to the people I serve.
Business Acumen & Technology Leadership
In Business
Alongside my community work, I bring strong business acumen shaped by over three decades of professional experience. Today, I work as an AI engineer, building personal and professional applications designed to support people’s lives and work—your life, your way; specializing in AgTech. I focus on creating tools that simplify systems, improve decision-making, and help individuals and organizations operate more efficiently. This forward-thinking approach allows me to bridge compassion with innovation, ensuring technology and leadership work for people, not the other way around.