A Georgetown that still feels like home — and works for everyone in it.

Moving to Halton Hills in 1989 was the start of a lifelong commitment for me. This is where I chose to build my life and raise my family because it is a community unlike any other. Over the years, I've dedicated my time to coaching youth sports, supporting local groups, and most recently to standing up as a voice at Council Meetings for both residents and businesses.

Before entering local politics, I spent my career in the fast-paced construction industry of Ontario. I began as a small business owner, then spent 13 years in Provincial Labour Relations, where I negotiated five province-wide collective bargaining agreements with contractors and developers — a skill that will be needed as Halton Hills grows. For the past four years I've worked as Director of Construction for two large-scale construction companies, each employing a few hundred people with budgets similar to that of the Town's.

These career experiences have given me the ability to manage budgets, create efficient schedules, and work with teams and customers toward a mutually beneficial outcome. I will bring that same approach to Town Hall, working with all stakeholders to ensure Halton Hills and its residents get the maximum return for the tax dollars they pay.