I've been hosting events since I was nineteen years old.

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My career began in weddings before eventually moving into corporate events, where I discovered what I loved most: creating experiences that brought the right people together for the right reasons.

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Ironically, when I started my own business, I stopped doing the very thing I was naturally wired to do.

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Like so many founders, I followed the marketing playbook. I networked, hosted webinars, launched podcasts, and even had a talk show streaming on Roku. I got picked up by a nationally syndicated radio station.

 

Some of it worked, but much of it left me feeling like I was speaking to audiences I would never truly know. I was building visibility, but not the kind of relationships I wanted my business to be built on.

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Eventually, I realized I had drifted away from my greatest strength.

Hosting.

Not webinars.

Not content.

People.

That realization changed everything.

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Today, as an Event Business Strategist, I help businesses use intentional gatherings from afternoon tea and private dinners to client retreats and conferences to build meaningful relationships and grow their businesses.

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My motto is the most important business conversations don't happen through another marketing tactic, they happen around a thoughtfully prepared table.