Biography

I am an (almost) life-long resident of Rehoboth. My parents moved here when I was one, joining some of our other family members, and, unknowingly, my husband's grandparents who have been in Rehoboth since the 1950s.

I left town to try out city life while I got my BSBA in Accounting at Northeastern University in Boston. After spending 5 years in the city, I knew for sure that Rehoboth was where I wanted to be. My husband Scott and I could not immediately afford Rehoboth, so we bought a house in Taunton and started saving our pennies. While living there, I got my Masters in Taxation at Northeastern online, so I feel the pain of anyone trying to learn virtually.

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I have been employed in the Tax Department at a multi-national medical device company since 2013. Prior to that, I worked at a Big Four public CPA firm, where I started my career over a decade ago. My job has kept me on my toes with one challenge after the next, most notably the acquisition of my company by an even larger multi-national, the Tax and Jobs Cut Act of 2017, and very recently, changing my role from a focus on International Tax to responsibility for the tax implications of the second-largest portfolio in the company. I have taken all of these transitions in stride, keeping current with regulation and company changes. I volunteer on a department-wide Continuous Improvement Council, because it is my strong belief that implementing process improvements every step of the way to always work as efficiently as possible is critical to long-term success.

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After welcoming two beautiful daughters in 2016 and 2018, Scott and I realized we had outgrown our home in Taunton and it was time to make our dream a reality. We finally moved to Rehoboth in 2018, and like so many of our family and friends, we hope this is where we stay.