Growing up in a small town in Saskatchewan with parents in health care, I learned that communities thrive when people can depend on one another. Whether it was helping a family through a tragic life event or being present in celebration of milestones, I knew that hard work, being a point of dependability for others and building trust is what matters most in life.

Through my travels as a young man, I realised that learning is a lifelong project. Something that resonates strongly for me is that the only constant in life is change. Our abilities to adapt to changes in relationships, responsibilities, the world in general and health determine our success in every facet of our lives. My lifelong learning has given me an openness to new ideas as well as new methods for achieving what is most important in life: being that point of dependability, that one unchanging thing, for the people who are most important to me. My passion for new knowledge is what led me to become a Financial Advisor and it has inspired me to develop and continue my education in the industry.

My desire to share this knowledge is a part of my approach with my clients, and it has helped me to create a mentoring experience. I want people to feel that they can depend on me to have my eye on the best path to their success and financial security. For the past 11 years, I have had the privilege of sharing with clients the best avenues to their definition of success for themselves, using personal experience and evidence-based strategies. One of the joys of my life is to see people achieve their goals, build and protect their families, help them overcome difficult times, and know that I am a part of the tools they have to thrive.