Why I’m Running

After receiving business and finance degrees from BYU and the University of Notre Dame, my wife and I chose Sandy as the perfect place to raise our family.  I am a busy man, as I serve as the Chief Financial Officer at a Sandy biotech start-up and on a number of non-profit boards and in the leadership of my church congregation. 

As a business executive and a CFO, I know how to manage money wisely, hold people accountable for their spending, and stick to a budget that prioritizes high-return projects.  That’s how I want our local, state and federal governments to operate as well.  I still have children in school and my wife, Megan works o Canyons School District.  Affordability, a healthy Great Salt Lake, education, and fiscal accountability are top priorities for my family and me.

Our federal government may seem irredeemable, but in Utah we have many reasons to be hopeful.  The quality of life we enjoy in Utah is the direct result of engaged citizens electing thoughtful public servants who work together to craft policies which priorities and reflect our shared values.  If you have any questions or comments, I encourage you to reach out to me directly, HERE.

A group of nine people, including a bride in a white wedding dress, standing in front of a building with large stone columns, with a mountain landscape in the background.