Leading this vital non-profit working in SouthEast Seattle at the intersection of affordable housing, economic development, and art. Today, SEED owns 1135 affordable apartments and is an active developer of new buildings, helping to meet the need for affordable homes throughout Southeast Seattle. Award-winning SEEDArts manages Rainier Arts Center, Columbia City Gallery, SEEDArts Studios, KVRU 105.7 FM, and a public art program. Through economic development, SEED works to equitably build economic opportunity for the residents and businesses of Southeast Seattle.

Volunteer council governing the work of a city chartered Public Development Authority with a mission to equitably create and preserve arts space in Seattle.

Producer of motion pictures, with a focus on feature films.Thin Skin (2020)My Last Year with the Nuns (2014)

This group advises the City of Seattle and Seattle Central College on issues related to the design and construction of new buildings and other projects proposed under the City-adopted Seattle Central College Master Plan.

Direct fund development, communications, government relations and external relations for a Public Development Authority and Capitol Hill's Community Development Corporation, with nearly 2,000 affordable apartments across the Seattle area. Currently raising $25 million with five partner organizations to fight displacement, add hundreds of affordable apartments and strengthen neighborhoods.Joined the organization in 2008 and started the Community Roots Housing Foundation in 2010.