Because at the end of the day, these are the people and moments I'm working to protect.
  Most good mornings start with coffee.
You'll often find us exploring one of Orange City's parks together.
 The best conversations usually start by listening.
Of every title I've ever held, only one really matters...
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My career has always been about responsibility. For more than fifteen years I've worked in financial leadership, helping organizations make smart decisions, manage resources wisely, and plan for the future.
Today, I serve as Chief Financial Officer for the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens, where every day I'm responsible for protecting resources, building long-term financial stability, and making decisions that affect our community. I've learned that good leadership isn't about making the loudest decisions. It's about making the right ones.
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Service has always mattered to me. Long before I decided to run for City Council, I wanted to find ways to give back. For the past five years I've served on the Orange City Planning Commission, reviewing development proposals, asking questions, listening to residents, and working to find the balance between responsible growth and preserving what makes Orange City special. That experience has reinforced something I already believed: The best decisions happen when people are willing to listen first.
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When I'm not working or serving the community, you'll usually find me spending time with my family. Whether we're enjoying one of Orange City's parks, attending local events, supporting community organizations, or simply enjoying a quiet afternoon together, these moments remind me why this community is worth protecting.
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Those aren't campaign talking points. They're simply our life.
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What will you'll get from me? I'm not someone who promises to have every answer. I believe good leaders ask good questions.
I believe in listening before speaking. I believe in treating people with respect—even when we disagree. And I believe every decision should come back to one simple question: "What's best for Orange City?"
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If I'm fortunate enough to earn your vote, that's exactly how I'll serve.
I'm so glad you're here.
If you've made it this far, thank you. I know your vote matters, and I appreciate you taking a few minutes to get to know me—
not just as a candidate, but as a husband, a father, a neighbor, and someone who genuinely loves Orange City.
Orange City isn't where I happened to land.
It's where my wife, Daniela, and I chose to build our life. It's where we're raising our daughter, Julia.
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Over the years, it has become the place that truly feels like home.
Over the years, this community has become part of who we are. We've built friendships, supported local businesses, volunteered, celebrated community events, and watched our daughter experience the same small-town values that made us fall in love with Orange City in the first place.
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When I say I care about Orange City, it's personal.
This is our home—and like so many of you, I want to see it continue to be a place families are proud to call home for generations to come.