Proudest 2025 Achievement:

Launching Departure has been one of my proudest achievements this year. Created to celebrate and elevate Canadian music, it provides a platform where artists, executives, and fans can come together in meaningful ways. Being part of the team that brought this festival and conference to life has been a powerful step toward strengthening Canada’s presence on the global music stage.

In parallel, I’ve helped grow our VIP hospitality business with a focus on music and sports, curating world-class experiences that bring people closer to the performances and events they love. Elevating these moments has redefined what hospitality can mean for our clients and partners.

And in November, we’ll open TD Coliseum in Hamilton — Canada’s first music-first arena. It puts music at the heart of the live experience, and I’m proud to be part of a team building a space that will change how artists, audiences, and the community come together through music.

One Thing I Wish I Knew at the Start of My Career:

Just how important it is to surround yourself with the right people. Success in this industry isn’t just about talent, strategy, or hard work, it’s also about who you choose to build alongside. I’ve learned the value of working with people I truly enjoy, who challenge me to think differently, and who push me to grow.

Equally important has been finding and supporting women who show up for each other both inside and outside the office. Early on, I didn’t fully realize how powerful that network could be. Today, I see that women lifting each other up — sharing opportunities, offering perspective, and celebrating wins — makes us all stronger. I wish I had embraced that sooner, because it’s shaped not only my career but also the culture I want to help build for others.