Amplifying local, regional, and independent coworking communities across the USA.

CNC is the nexus for all things coworking and community building in NC. It is equal parts community engagement, community development and economic development venture.

Helping churches and non-profits that own underutilized assets activate them in creative ways to serve the community.

Quarterback organization that develops equitable, community-centric spaces.

Supporting Raleigh’s entrepreneurial ecosystem catalyst and convener leading up to the 10th Anniversary Summit (October 2021) and as it searches for a new Executive Director.

I have the privilege of being a connector in Raleigh and the region by collaborating with the best, brightest and most creative people in the area each and every day.

Part-Time position that allows me to care for, mentor and engage college students in Raleigh throughout the academic year.

Ordained by local body on June 1, 2014; Investing in the lives of 80-100 students (grades 6-12) and overall leadership of the student ministry—in particular, leading volunteers until who lead every aspect of the student ministry (church size: 250-300 average weekly attendance)

Investing in the lives of students (grades 8-12), encouraging them to grow in their faith;planning, leading, preaching at, and executing weekly youth services, primarycommunicator at small group Bible studies, and coordinating summer mission trips.Church size: average of 400-450 people in the community; High School Ministry size:80 studentsat retreats, average of 60 attending weekly services.

Coordinated all details of the high school ministry in the absence of a full-time Director;planned, led, and served alongside students and leaders on summer mission trips.Church size: 400-450 people in the community; High School Ministry size: 80 studentsat retreats, average of 60 attending weekly services.

In charge of all features of several camps: spiritual leadership of the staff, plannedworksites, budget, led worship services; served alongside students (grades 6-12) andleaders to make a difference in the lives of underprivileged families in communitiesdomestically and internationally.Domestic: Eureka Springs, AR; Cherokee Reservation, OK; Tampa Bay, FL;Navajo Reservation, AZ.International: Knockpatrick, Jamaica; Nassau, Bahamas; Antigua, Guatemala; Sabanilla, Costa Rica.

Mentored and supervised the Resident Assistant team for a Quad of over 300 studentsand oversaw the finances and programs of the Quad Council.

Responsible for a floor of over forty Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity men to stimulatecommunity development and served as a mentor to the chapter.