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Clients come first - that's my simple philosophy. As your Realtor®, I pledge to put your needs first, staying in constant communication and keeping you informed throughout the buying or selling process. If you're not left with an amazing experience, then I haven't done my job. I take pride in the relationships I build and will work tirelessly on your behalf to help achieve your real estate goals. I am passionate about living on the East Coast. Growing up in New England, I had the privilege of spending summers on Hog Island, where my great grandparents began spending summers over 100 years ago, and where today my family owns more than a dozen properties. In addition to becoming an avid boater and sailor at age 10, my years on Hog Island have taught me a love and respect for the natural beauty that surrounds us. I'm also lucky to have been a tour guide in Paris and at Blithewold in Bristol, sharing my love for these places with all kinds of people. Being a mother of four and a real estate agent doesn't leave a lot of free time, but when not strategizing on behalf of my clients, I devote my energies to a number of interests and causes. I am a huge fan of the Zac Brown Band and host an annual fundraising event at Fenway Park benefiting Zac's camp, "Camp Southern Ground," as well as "Hop On A Cure" for ALS awareness. I also enjoy using my creative talents. I authored the children's book "An Octopus Named Mom," the proceeds from which go to Ovations for the Cure in memory of my mother, whom I lost 20 years ago to ovarian cancer. I currently run an Instagram blog called "The East Coast Rhody," where I support and promote local businesses, highlighting hidden gems and fun events. "Love where you live!" is my blog's motto, which embodies my feelings about both home and our wonderful community. Education B.S., Management, Johnson & Wales University
Clients come first - that's my simple philosophy. As your Realtor®, I pledge to put your needs first, staying in constant communication and keeping you informed throughout the buying or selling process. If you're not left with an amazing experience, then I haven't done my job. I take pride in the relationships I build and will work tirelessly on your behalf to help achieve your real estate goals. I am passionate about living on the East Coast. Growing up in New England, I had the privilege of spending summers on Hog Island, where my great grandparents began spending summers over 100 years ago, and where today my family owns more than a dozen properties. In addition to becoming an avid boater and sailor at age 10, my years on Hog Island have taught me a love and respect for the natural beauty that surrounds us. I'm also lucky to have been a tour guide in Paris and at Blithewold in Bristol, sharing my love for these places with all kinds of people. Being a mother of four and a real estate agent doesn't leave a lot of free time, but when not strategizing on behalf of my clients, I devote my energies to a number of interests and causes. I am a huge fan of the Zac Brown Band and host an annual fundraising event at Fenway Park benefiting Zac's camp, "Camp Southern Ground," as well as "Hop On A Cure" for ALS awareness. I also enjoy using my creative talents. I authored the children's book "An Octopus Named Mom," the proceeds from which go to Ovations for the Cure in memory of my mother, whom I lost 20 years ago to ovarian cancer. I currently run an Instagram blog called "The East Coast Rhody," where I support and promote local businesses, highlighting hidden gems and fun events. "Love where you live!" is my blog's motto, which embodies my feelings about both home and our wonderful community. Education B.S., Management, Johnson & Wales University
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