My journey with Junior Achievement began over three decades ago at Inglewood High School, where serving as Treasurer sparked skills in leadership, budgeting, and accountability that shaped my path forward. Those early experiences built my confidence and helped me navigate college and step into leadership opportunities.
Today, as a college president, I rely on those same skills and am proud to trace their roots back to JA. Serving on the JA Board is an honor and a way to give forward what was given to me.
Together, we can expand what is possible for young people. With your support, students gain the skills, confidence, and networks to move their dreams forward and step into futures they can shape.