I have big ambitions for Cincinnati. Not because I think our city is broken, but because I believe its potential is enormous, and largely untapped.
I envision a Cincinnati where starting a business is easier, public spaces invite creativity, mental health is treated as a civic priority, and neighborhoods have a greater voice in shaping their futures. I want a city that experiments. A city that embraces unconventional ideas, takes calculated risks, and isn't afraid to have a little fun along the way.
My ambitions extend beyond advocating for change. I want to help lead it.
I hope to serve on Cincinnati City Council someday, bringing my background in design, education, and creative problem-solving to public office. Rethink Cincy! is where that work begins.
I'm not interested in change for the sake of change. I'm interested in making Cincinnati a more accessible, imaginative, and opportunity-rich place to live.
And I think we can have a pretty good time doing it.