Redefining success at the intersection of motherhood and work.
Dedicated to designing meaningful work, brighter lives, and better workplaces.
My personal mission is to redefine success and what it means to be a leader at the intersection of motherhood and work. I am dedicated to supporting individuals as they navigate change in their effort towards greater personal and professional growth. I believe that the foundation for this growth is rooted in the building of trust, connection, curiosity, and care. I am driven to support people, teams, and organizations in developing leaders and environments where individuals can thrive, personally and professionally.
Let’s move mountains
Craft meaningful change in your work and life.
As founder The Huuman Group™, a certified Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE) and Women Owned Small Business (WOSB), I work with a diverse range of individuals, leaders, teams and organizations to affect meaningful and positive change. Whether you're a seasoned executive, an emerging leader, or an individual on a career pause exploring next steps, I see each individual as a valuable contributor to transformative change in the world. My commitment each day is to build a better, more inclusive work and life experience for all, supporting growth and success at every level.
Global Mothers, Global Daughters.
Produced in 2017, Global Mothers, Global Daughters is a film about the relationships between mothers and daughters, the meaning of home, the shifting and expanding notion of cultural identity, and the universal wish to raise strong, happy, and fulfilled young women no matter where we come from. While a lot has changed in our world since 2017, our fundamental hopes for our children remain the same.
Teaching
In 2020, I began teaching the first ever course of its kind on the topic of Motherhood & Work, offered to adult learners. This course dives deep into the systems, policies, and social and gender norms that shape the narrative of working mothers. This course is about change and beginning to unravel that narrative and by first understanding our full context so that we begin to craft meaningful change in our homes, at work, and in society.