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As a child I was precocious, competitive and loved learning, math and numbers came easy for me. When I was eight, I got my first job, selling greeting cards door-to-door, and depositing hard-earned dollars into my bank account. While I loved making money, I was very intentional about how I spent it, I always had a goal - my bike, my watch, my camera. I became very self-sufficient. I thought being a CPA would be ideal, but it wasn’t just the numbers I loved, it was more the influence I could have in helping others.

When I became a financial advisor, I quickly learned that, while I loved managing money, to my female clients, money and investing made them feel overwhelmed, uncomfortable and less than capable. I knew these women were smart and capable, so I began to focus on them, what was important to them and then steadily engaging them in the world of finance in a way that empowered them.

That’s why my true purpose is about creating an environment where every woman and their family is encouraged to learn, to grow and to gain the knowledge they need to feel confident in their financial future.

I use a savvy, confident lifestyle approach to address the unique challenges that face many women. By gently guiding them through my established process, I design prioritized goals that are aligned with their values and vision. A personal investment strategy is created to balance their desire for safety with their need for income and growth.

If this approach appeals to you and your family, please call me.

I joined Edward Jones after a successful career as a Chartered Professional Accountant. I proudly earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Saskatchewan. More recently, I achieved the Certified Financial Planner®, the Designated Financial Services Advisor (DFSA™) and the Certified Executor Advisor (CEA) designations.

I am active in the Saskatoon community, and am on the U of S Board of Governors, and I chair the boards for Quint Development Corporation and the People Bridge Advocacy. In 2017, I was nominated for a YWCA Women of Distinction Award.