Get to Know Me

Cincinnati has always been home to me. I was born in Cincinnati and moved to Lexington, Kentucky, when I was in the fourth grade. A few years later, when my father, Vince, was battling cancer and his health took a turn for the worse, our family moved back to West Chester, Ohio. I attended St. Gabriel School in Glendale and Mount Notre Dame High School before continuing my education at the University of Cincinnati, where I earned my Bachelor of Business Administration.

After college, I began my career as a sales representative with Roadway Express. The transportation industry was competitive and fast-paced—lots of cold calls, price negotiations, problem-solving, and learning how to stand out in a crowded market. It was there that I learned some of the lessons that still guide me today: be patient, persevere, know your value, listen to people, and never underestimate the importance of building genuine relationships. I didn’t know it at the time, but it was incredible preparation for a future career in real estate.

Roadway Express also gave me something much more important, it’s where I met my husband, Scott! We have been married since 2000 and live in Symmes Township, where we raised our four children.

Our oldest, Phillip, was born in 2001. He graduated from St. Xavier High School in 2020 and the University of Cincinnati in 2024 and will be heading to Munich, Germany, in 2027 to pursue his master’s degree in business. Cecilia was born in 2003, graduated from Sycamore High School in 2022 and the University of Kentucky in 2026, and is currently enrolled in the accelerated nursing program at Christ College of Nursing and Health Sciences. Nina was born in 2006, graduated from Mount Notre Dame High School in 2024, and is currently attending the University of Kentucky. Our youngest, Evelyn, was born in 2009, attends Mount Notre Dame High School, and will graduate in 2027.

Being their mom is, without question, one of the greatest joys of my life. I absolutely love watching each of them grow into their own person, follow their dreams, and live their best lives.

And then there is our furry crew! With four kids, apparently we also needed five dogs and a cat. Our house is busy, loud, a little crazy, and filled with personality and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I always joke that if I had my choice, I probably would have had four more children!

Family has always been at the center of my life, and I think a lot of that comes from losing my father to cancer when I was only 17 and he was just 39. Experiencing that kind of loss at such a young age changed my perspective. It taught me that life is short, time with the people you love is precious, and the place you call home really does matter.

That philosophy carries directly into my real estate career. To me, real estate has never been about simply making a sale or closing another transaction. It is about people. It is about listening to what matters to my clients, building their trust, guiding them through the process, and helping them find the place where their lives will happen.

A home is where birthdays are celebrated, kids grow up, holidays are spent together, dogs take over the furniture, friends gather around the kitchen island, and everyday moments eventually become some of our favorite memories.

That’s why finding the right home for my clients is so important to me. I approach every client relationship with patience, perseverance, honesty, and the same determination I would want someone to have if they were helping my own family.

My philosophy is pretty simple:

Life is short. Love where you live.

And I’ll give it my all to help you find the place you’re proud to call home.