The vision for Persephone emerged from a question far more profound than standard entrepreneurship: how might our existence change if wealth served as a catalyst for liberation instead of a source of anxiety?

Over the course of my career, I have directed initiatives with significant implications. During my tenure as an environmental consultant and a Remedial Project Manager for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, I partnered with Tribal Nations, community leaders, and federal agencies to revitalize some of the country’s most essential ecological landscapes. This experience demonstrated that lasting progress requires much more than empirical data. It demands intentional listening, absolute integrity, and a dedication to safeguarding interests greater than our own. Ultimately, I recognized that these same principles are the pillars of a balanced relationship with financial resources.

Fiscal decisions are rarely about numbers alone. They are deeply rooted in our personal histories, family dynamics, insecurities, and the stories we believe about our own capabilities. I noticed that even highly successful people frequently felt detached from their capital—not because they were incapable, but because they lacked a supportive space to step into their economic power. I founded Persephone to be that necessary sanctuary.

 

The name Persephone represents a profound inner evolution. In classic mythology, her story shows that growth is seldom linear and that resilience is often cultivated during seasons of change. This perspective is the heartbeat of our client relationships. We honor the path you have navigated while delivering the strategic insight required to map your future.

At the center of Persephone is a core belief that shapes every aspect of my life and work.