First-generation professional, former academic philosopher, current nonprofit executive. Based in NYC, where I serve as Vice President of Learning at PMI, a global nonprofit working to improve the world by supporting project management excellence. Passionate about the intersection of design, ethics, and learning.
previously…
Practical ethics x social impact.
doctor of philosophy.
I hold degrees in philosophy from Harvard and Georgetown, where I studied abstract issues in moral philosophy and concrete problems in the ethics of emerging technologies like AI. As an academic, I also co-founded Georgetown’s Ethics Lab, a social innovation lab focused on problems in practical ethics and helped launch one of its first major forays into digital learning.
Leading the learning teams for a global portfolio.
learning experience.
It was my honor to lead the Learning teams at 2U | edX, a group of creative rebels working at the intersection of learning science, product design, and learning experience innovation. Check out some of our work here, a legacy of research and thought work in the service of educational access worldwide.
currently…
Leading the learning division at a global nonprofit.
project success for a better world.
I’m proud to lead the Learning, Standards, and Publications teams at the Project Management Institute (PMI), the global authority in project management, committed to advancing the project management professions through our growing global community, knowledge sharing, and best-in-class certifications—driving positive change in organizations and communities.
Interested in collaborating on a strategy, ethics, or education project — or just want to say hi? Get in touch! I’ve consulted for a variety of clients, within and outside of the nonprofit and education spaces. Find me on LinkedIn to start a conversation.