I arrived in the United States in 2011 as an international student with a clear goal: build a future through discipline, education, and relentless work.

I did not come here expecting an easy path. I came prepared to earn every opportunity.

At Suffolk University in Boston, I built my foundation in Finance, Accounting, Marketing and Business. Graduating summa cum laude and completing my master’s degree in finance were not milestones I chased for recognition. They were strategic investments in capability.

Those years taught me how to think long term, work under pressure, and treat knowledge as infrastructure.

My early corporate career began at Liberty Mutual, where I was trained inside a large institutional environment with real scale, real controls, and real accountability.

That experience sharpened my understanding of financial operations, governance, and how organizations move. I learned how decisions compound, how systems create leverage, and how disciplined execution drives enterprise value.

I was not interested in staying comfortable inside structure. I wanted to understand it deeply enough to one day build my own.        

At Kuebix, I grew from accountant to finance leader during a period of rapid expansion. I joined when the company was still early and helped support the business as it scaled.

That chapter was also deeply personal. During my immigration process, I had to prove that my skills, contribution, and professional value were distinct. It was a period that tested both performance and resilience.

When Kuebix was acquired by Trimble, a publicly traded S&P 500 company, I helped lead financial operations through the transition. Being inside a high stakes acquisition gave me a direct education in scale, pressure, and value creation. It reinforced a belief that still defines how I operate today: when your work is real and your execution is consistent, doors open.

In 2019, my work evolved from supporting businesses to building them.

Alongside my husband and business partner, I began acquiring, operating, and scaling businesses across multiple industries. What started as ambition became a platform.

From The Shops at Randolph, Cambridge Wine & Spirits and Chauncy Liquor Mart to Gloria Wholesale, MiniLuxe Brookline, and Private Luxury Fashion House, we built a portfolio grounded in operations, customer trust, and disciplined growth.

Today, I serve as CEO across the portfolio while also working as an investor, franchise operating partner, and business builder. My approach blends financial rigor with brand instinct, operator discipline with market vision. 

On April 1, 2025, I officially became a United States citizen.

That moment meant more than a legal milestone. It was the closing of one chapter and the beginning of another. It represented years of sacrifice, persistence, and belief.

Now the mission is bigger than personal success.

I am building platforms that open doors, create jobs, expand markets, and make room for others to rise.