As a lifelong Hamilton resident, I feel a tremendous amount of pride in where I come from. Growing up in America's favorite hometown meant being in the center of everything. Learning to ride the train into the city, summer trips to the shore, and late nights at Wawa are cherished memories I wouldn't trade for the world. I was raised with a simple philosophy; be a good man, be a good family member, be a good citizen, then find something you love and do it, and for me that something is public service.

 

I went to college at the University of Vermont to study biology because I felt it was the best way I could contribute to ensuring a healthy planet for generations to come. While I was there I was blessed to serve as President of Phi Mu Delta Fraternity, building a community of kind and studious men dedicated to Brotherhood, Service, and Democracy. It was here that I found my voice as an activist and advocate, fighting to ensure sustainability on campus and for better treatment for survivors of sexual violence.

 

After graduating I joined the New Jersey Department of Transportation, because I believe in the mission of the Department and felt that it would be a way for me to give back to the place that has given to me. Currently, my work focuses on environmental policy and how we can ensure resilient infrastructure in the face of climate change. Prior to this role, I was a project manager handling remediation efforts, while saving taxpayers hundreds of thousands by cutting waste, fraud, and abuse. 

 

Now I'm in the race to be your next Assemblyman Mercer and Middlesex counties, where I promise to be your voice in Trenton and fight for the residents of Hamilton Township, Robbinsville Township, East Windsor, Hightstown, Cranbury, Plainsboro Township, Monroe Township, and Jamesburg.