What have you been up to?

I’ve moved to Philadelphia to work for Comcast NBCU. I help Comcast build partnerships with companies like Netflix and YouTube to improve their products and I create new business ventures in areas like connected health.

What is the first thing you do when you wake up?

I get ready to meet my trainer, head to spin class, or hit the gym before work.

What book(s) or movie(s) do you highly recommend?

Books: Make Your Bed by William McRaven and My Own Words by Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Movie: Sisters, with Tina Fey

What app do you use the most?

FitBit and New York Times

What’s on your playlist?

Light My Body Up Remix by David Guetta and Nicki Minaj, Good Life by G-Eazy, and Subeme La Radio by Enrique Iglesias are my go to’s right now.

What re-energizes you?

I’m an extrovert, so talking with friends and hanging out with people gives me back my energy!

How and where do you find inspiration?

My remaining living grandparent just turned 80 and looks like she’s 60. She likes to remind me that I’ve only lived about one-third of my life and tells me to stop sweating the small things. Holding on to that type of perspective always helps me remember that it’s never the end of the world, no matter how bad things may seem.

What are you most passionate about?

My New York Yankees!

Name three qualities that got you where you are today.

Hard work, thick skin, and drive

What change would you like to see in your industry?

Large corporations must learn how to enable their employees to fail fast and learn from those failures. The fear of failure stifles innovation and the ability to incorporate new ways of thinking, processes and technologies into core products or services. These days, you simply cannot expect everything to be a home run. You need to rely on some singles and doubles to win.

What’s the best advice you’ve received?

Make mistakes, but don’t make the same mistake twice.

What is your fondest memory at Kearney?

My fondest memories involve being in the team room. The work was always challenging and the clients always complex, but our success was always due to how we worked together as a team.

What advice would you give to someone just starting out at Kearney? Why?

Good consultants are made, not born. It’s a marathon, not a sprint, so set high expectations for yourself and surround yourself with the people that will help you achieve them.

What impact did Kearney have on your career?

Kearney taught me how to think and be effective. Everyone is smart; to set yourself apart in the business world, you need to know how to listen, how to structure your problem-solving, and how to communicate in a way that influences others.

If you didn’t need to work, how would you spend your time?

I’d spend my mornings experimenting in the kitchen or on a grill, and my afternoons on a boat!

What is your motto in life?

The closest thing I have to a motto is something my partner always says to me: “Life only moves in one direction—face that direction.”

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