I am a Vice President and Business Banking Relationship Manager with U.S. Bank, where I have spent the past 16 years helping business owners and individuals achieve their growth and financial goals.
Before entering banking, I worked as a bartender, where I discovered my passion for connecting with people, building relationships, and having fun at work.
I live in the northwest suburbs with my wife and our three children. Outside of work, I'm cheering on my kids in their latest sport or trying to hit the links. Whether helping a client grow their business or supporting my kids' latest activities, I am passionate about building strong connections and helping others succeed.
At U.S. Bank, we help individuals, business owners, and organizations achieve their financial goals by combining local relationship banking with the resources of one of the nation's largest financial institutions. Whether it's business financing, treasury management, payment solutions, deposit services, or wealth strategies, our focus is helping clients grow, operate efficiently, and plan confidently for the future. We pride ourselves on delivering personalized service, innovative solutions, and a commitment to strengthening the communities we serve
I'm always looking to connect with business owners, CPAs, attorneys, commercial real estate professionals, and trusted advisors who enjoy building relationships and sharing ideas. I value connecting with people who are growth-minded, community-focused, and passionate about helping businesses succeed.
A great referral for me is a business owner or decision-maker who is open to a conversation and values a trusted banking partner. Whether they're planning for growth, exploring financing options, managing cash flow, purchasing real estate, investing in equipment, or simply interested in a second opinion on their current banking relationship, I enjoy learning about their business and finding ways to add value. An introduction is all I ask for. Even if there's no immediate need, I'm always happy to be a resource.