As an Assistant Professor of Management at King's College, I conduct and publish research on various topics related to management and entrepreneurship, such as innovation, judgment, strategy, and policy. Specifically, my current research interests revolve around sport management with a focus on eSports and online offerings. I also teach undergraduate courses on entrepreneurship, business, and economics, using interactive and experiential methods to engage and inspire students. I have been in this role for over a year and a half, and I enjoy being part of a vibrant and diverse academic community that values excellence, integrity, and service.I have a PhD in Entrepreneurship from Baylor University, where I studied under Dr. Peter G. Klein, a renowned scholar and mentor in the field. During my doctoral studies, I also participated in the Mises Summer Fellowship program twice, where I learned from and networked with some of the leading thinkers in Austrian economics and business. I also have an MA in Economics and a BA in Music Education from Troy University, where I completed a minor in Leadership Development. Additionally, I have professional experience in the non-profit sector, working for the National Taxpayers Union Foundation and the Charles Koch Institute. I have developed strong skills in machine learning, data analysis, SQL, Python, Stata, and R, which I use to enhance my research and teaching. I have also completed a 100+ hour machine learning certificate from Codecademy, and I am always eager to learn new tools and techniques. I have multiple publications, presentations, and awards to my credit, and I am actively involved in several academic and professional associations. I am always open to new opportunities and collaborations that can help me grow as a scholar and educator, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge and society.