After graduating from Kenwood High School, and quiting college. I went into the workforce. I worked for multiple Fortune 500 companies over several states as a manager. My job was creating a better work environment for all the employees under me and training them to be successful. After several years I decided to return to Clarksville, the city I grew up in, to help make a difference in that community. I joined the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, where worked for over 4 years and then ran for City Councilman of Ward 7. I became a member of the local Lions Club Int., Christian Motorcyclist Association, and have worked with lowernine.org, habitat for humanity in New Orleans and SBP. I'm always striving to better not only the people around me but the community as a whole. So I do also hope to run for office one day in the New Orleans area. I relate to what alot of the youth and young adults are going through, I also grew up and resided in a high crime area. So when I became the training manager for at risk young adults at Louisiana Green Corps truly inspired me to continue my goal of helping people. My goals are to one day be able to help people all across the globe, with their issues. From homelessness, to starvation. I want to help people as I have been blessed with the opportunities given to me.