
As a former Division I athlete, I’ve seen how identity, pressure, and perception shape the way young people think about money, success, and their future. Too often, athletes are expected to perform at a high level without being given the tools to navigate the financial realities that come with it.
Today, I work with students and athletes to simplify financial literacy and build confidence in real-world decision-making. Through workshops and hands-on programming, I help athletes better understand money, strengthen their personal brands, and prepare for life beyond sports.
What makes my approach different is that I don’t just teach money: I connect it to identity, pressure, and the real experiences athletes face every day. My work is grounded in creating space for honest conversations, especially for students from diverse backgrounds who may not always see themselves reflected in traditional financial education.
I bring a combination of lived experience and professional expertise to this work. I was a Division I Women’s Basketball player at Central Connecticut State University, and I’ve spent over a decade in fundraising and youth engagement- raising more than $2.6 million for the NYU School of Law and supporting Division I and II athletic programs.
My work has been recognized in Black Enterprise Magazine, and I obtained a Financial Education Instructor (CFEI®) Certification in 2021. I’ve also worked in marketing for the Brooklyn Nets, which shaped my understanding of branding and storytelling in sports.
I founded NILBuckets to support schools and athletes in navigating the evolving NIL landscape—but at the core of my work is a simple goal: helping athletes build confidence, make informed decisions, and create opportunities that last well beyond the game.
Building Financially Savvy Athletes
We provide engaging financial literacy tools to help athletes and young adults manage money, avoid debt, and plan for life after sports.
Creating Equitable Access
Our services prioritize underrepresented athletes and young adults, ensuring all people- not just the high earners- receive the support they need.
Reducing Administrative Burden
We offer hands-on support with NIL education, programming, and fundraising so schools can serve athletes without burning out staff.