Black Caribbean-American Woman. Born in New York in the early 90s. Raised in North Jersey. Summers in Brooklyn. Decembers in Ghana. Living in London. Jay-Z stan. Carnival masquerader. Braid connoisseur. Contemporary and modern art museum goer. Amateur dancer. BOF reader. Highsnobiety Rolodex member. 50+ countries and counting.

I’m in tune with culture from the east coast of The United States to the west coast of Africa. From Gen-Z to Me. From hip-hop to soca. From art to fashion. From streetwear to luxury. The cultures that I’ve grown up in and immersed myself in as an adult are rooted in my unapologetic desire to represent my race and understand its influence in both safe and unfamiliar spaces on a global platform.

Marketing and Finance at Northeastern University in Boston. Strong Women Strong Girls Mentor. Northeastern African Student Organization Dancer. Management Leadership for Tomorrow MBA Prep. MBA at London Business School. Walpole Luxury Leaders of Tomorrow Programme. Strategic Marketing at HEC Paris. Co-Founder of Black in Business.

The communities that I belong to mean the world to me. The concept of community and creating space for the exchange of culture means even more. I pride myself in the way I commit to my communities and pour into them. Everything that I do is for the next generation of people who will come behind me.

Sales at American Eagle. Sourcing at The TJX Companies, Inc. Buying and merchandising at Bloomingdale’s. Open Innovation at Farfetch. Marketing Innovation at Moët Hennessy. International Strategy at Reformation.

I’ve built my career around connecting consumers with products and services that align with their needs, wants, and unknown desires. From off-price to luxury. From traditional department stores to tech-enabled platforms. From heritage brands to brands of tomorrow. I bring commercial value and innovation to organizations through a distinguished understanding of the current and future global retail and luxury industries and its consumers.