I am a social entrepreneur and consultant with 15 years experience working in the economic development and healthcare service process improvement sectors and 5 years experience as a software analyst. For seven years, I served as founding CEO/CFO of Project Enterprise, a microfinance institution in New York City modeled after Noble Peace Prize winner Mohammed Yunus Grameen Bank in Bangladesh. For the last 8 years, I have coached and consulted with healthcare teams to develop and improve programs and processes using design thinking and creative problem-solving techniques. I am currently consulting on a variety of social impact projects. I am also co-founding a social venture in the tech space using a lean startup approach. I graduated from U.C. Berkeley with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and from U.O. Eugene with masters in Environmental Studies and Community and Regional Planning.