Scroobious' mission is to increase diversity in the startup ecosystem and promote equity in the fundraising experience. The Scroobious platform supports early-stage founders to sharpen their pitch materials and makes it easy for investors to build meaningful relationships with our diverse community of founders through data-driven curation. Our team fosters an incredibly diverse community, connecting early-stage founders, investors, and partners, to break down the barriers that have historically prevented underrepresented founders from accessing the necessary capital to grow their businesses and thrive.

LearnLux is the leading provider of workplace financial wellbeing that blends fiduciary digital planning with access to one-on-one guidance from Certified Financial Planner™️ professionals. LearnLux’s award-winning program equips employees with a financial plan to guide them through key decision points across all life events.

Acquired by ANDMORE, the world's largest operator of gift, home, and apparel markets, Dough was a venture-backed startup empowering our communities to support women+ owned businesses.

Founding engineer for Dough's B2B2C marketplace dedicated to transparency, activism, and community that amplified revenue streams for over 1,000 women+ led businesses and enabled strategic partnerships with key players such as theSkimm, Ellevest, and Bumble.

Full stack engineer for an education technology startup, providing SAT/ACT test prep and tools.

Collaborated with other developers, designers, educators, and marketing/sales/customer support teams to provide students, parents, and teachers with a great learning and customer experience.

Conducted quantitative and qualitative data analysis, data management, and statistical programming to process data, meet complex business logic requirements, and adapt to evolving data collection activities and analytics (SQL, R, SPSS).

Enterprise-wide reporting, presentations, and data visualization on student outcomes, progress toward organizational goals, and program impact.

Responsibilities included merging large, complex datasets from a variety of sources, conducting analyses, and distilling findings to effectively communicate program impact and equip a range of stakeholders with data on student and program outcomes. This included collaborations with and audiences from both internal (senior leadership, grant managers, development staff, marketing/communications teams, program design staff) and external stakeholders (school and district partners, funding partners, general public).

Development of data collection systems. Conducted business and marketing research; provided summary reports and input on strategic planning. Grant application research and writing. Social media, publicity, and international tour coordination.

Data analysis and reporting on over a dozen client projects, including evaluations of non-profit and Australian government programs in education, health and human services, and work force planning. Provided support and analysis for online surveys, paper-based surveys, geographic/mapping data, website analytics, site accessibility, and SEO.

Managed department caseload across 9 staff members; case strategy advisor on 35 academic & judicial cases. Provided guidance and support to individual students and the Council of Graduate Students (the official governing body of MSU graduate and graduate-professional/medical students) in highly sensitive, confidential cases. Analyzed and interpreted Students’ Rights policy; student representative/advocate on the revision and restructuring of the University Judicial and Academic disciplinary procedures and policies in collaboration with university faculty and staff.

Hack.Diversity empowers remarkable people to succeed by bridging the gap between the culture you have and the one you want.

Hack.Diversity partners with employers in Boston’s innovation economy to not only increase the representation of Black and Latine/x technologists in the field, but also evolve organizational behaviors and practices to drive retention and promotion of that talent.

Since inception, 500+ Hack alumni have contributed to 50+ companies across 10+ industries, supported by a dedicated mentor network from innovative companies across the country.

Gender Equality in Tech (GET) Cities is a national initiative designed to accelerate the representation and leadership of women+ in tech to meet the demands of the industry’s future. GET Cities is led by SecondMuse and Break Through Tech in partnership with Pivotal Ventures, the investment and incubation company created by Melinda French Gates.

Served as a Career Mentor, providing one-on-one mentorship for one of the twenty Fellows of the GET Chicago Fellowship program, the inaugural cohort for the first city to be selected as a GET Cities site.

Provided input and feedback on AmeriCorps and Commonwealth Corps program proposals and potential grant recipient applications.

Reviewed proposals for the annual meeting of the AEA in PreK-12 Education and Data Visualization & Reporting.

One of two scholarship recipients, awarded to leaders who are unable to access TLC programming within their organization in recognition of their commitment to enacting meaningful change and passion for inclusion. Social Impact Scholars are extended the opportunity to participate in the TLC Leaders Program, in a mission to help more and varied leaders thrive.

"For building bridges within and outside City Year, bringing transformational ideas, analytic approaches, and tools to our evaluation work with integrity, humility, and inspiring curiosity. You have enhanced our ability to report and communicate results against complex goals, glean insights to inform program design, and understand our whole school impact."

"The project with the best use of core and comparative data. The data represented is useful, insightful, and actionable insights can be derived."

Led City Year Evaluation team in the development of an interactive data visualization: Exploring Data on Girls' Achievement in STEM Education.

The Underscore Core is a curated group of exceptional entrepreneurs, executives, and experts who work in partnership with Underscore VC, an earliest stage venture capital firm, to identify transformative entrepreneurs and support them as they build iconic companies. Core Members have collectively built hundreds of companies, created thousands of jobs, served millions of customers and created billions of dollars in value for their stakeholders.

The All Raise Voices Speakers Bureau was created to amplify women’s voices in tech conversations and increase diverse representation at events and in media coverage by making speakers and sources readily available to event organizers and reporters.

The American Evaluation Association (AEA) is a professional association for evaluators and those with a professional interest in the field of evaluation, including practitioners, faculty, students, funders, managers, and government decision-makers.

Activities and Societies: Honors College, Associated Students of Michigan State University (Director of Student Defenders), and MSU Mock Trial Association (Secretary & Team Lead)

The TLC Leaders Program convenes top talent from best-in-class partner companies, immersing participants in a virtual development experience that accelerates leadership impact. The program combines an interactive leadership curriculum delivered by hand-picked Harvard Business School faculty with a powerfully diverse peer network to develop executives who lead stronger teams and bring a broader strategic mindset to their business.

Launch Academy is a 10-week, immersive bootcamp that builds foundational skills in web development and fosters essential collaboration skills to train graduates to be valuable contributors on software engineering teams and in the development community.

The Strategic Data Project Institute for Leadership in Analytics at Harvard University is a four-day data workshop for education analysts and research leaders who want to leverage data to inform decision making and improve student achievement.

Sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.