Here, you can learn more about me professionally, academically, and personally.

I am a doctoral student, speaker, and consultant who specializes in the psychology of the criminal mind to save lives. My background combines extensive education, professional experience, and research in the field. I studied neuroscience at the University of Pennsylvania, then earned my second bachelor's degree in psychology and neuroscience from the University of Colorado, where I graduated first in my class. I went on to earn two master’s degrees: one in Psychology and another in Forensic Psychology, both with distinction from Arizona State University. I also completed a Graduate Certificate from Harvard University, finishing at the top of my class with a specialization in neuropsychology. Currently, I’m pursuing my Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in criminal behavioral science at Nova Southeastern University. My research focuses on the connection between neuropsychological conditions and criminal behavior.

Beyond psychology, I have a bachelor’s degree in political science and sociology from Drew University and a successful background in business, with an MBA from Clemson University and a master’s degree in finance from the University of Colorado. I also have nearly a decade of leadership experience at global Fortune 500 companies and have founded my own successful ventures.

I spend most of my time leading DVS Global, my company focused on applying the psychology of the criminal mind to save lives through consulting, training, analysis, research, and public education. Some of our public work has been recognized by major global media outlets for its contributions to forensic neuropsychology and behavioral science, particularly through the analysis of major events and criminal cases to help advance public understanding.

In my free time, I enjoy mountain climbing, snowboarding, reading nonfiction, and physical fitness.