“Let the beauty of what you love be what you do.”
— Rumi
About Trinity
I’ve never lived a linear lifestyle—because who I am was never meant to fit in a straight line.
I started as a child performer, eventually landing on television shows and Broadway before I even had a driver's license, as music has always been my anchor. Since then, life has kept widening the stage. Some career highlights include:
Trained Paramount Global writers and Trailer Park Group managers on psychological safety and effective communication, while co-developing a 6-month coaching program for creative leaders (Tosha Coaching & Consulting)
Positioned diverse leaders into pivotal C-suite positions thru executive search placement (Arts Consulting Group)
Worked alongside Smithsonian gallery educators and curators (ie, National Portrait Gallery, Anacostia Community Museum, Phillips Collection) on language justice and accessibility for multilingual learners
Founded an arts and culture program that uplifts trans and queer BIPoC communities and learners (Carlos Rosario Int’l PCS)
Supported the strategic planning and capacity building processes for numerous organizations—as an Executive Director (Public Art Reston) and parallel as a consultant (Arts Consulting Group)
Securing Sony Music as a client for a startup company (Buzz Marketing Group)
In 2023, I left the corporate and nonprofit worlds to remember who I am.
A healer. A musician. A truth teller.
Achieving titles for myself such as Managing Partner, Associate Vice President, and Executive Director became a piece of my ongoing journey—not the destination… and definitely not my identity.
Since then, I decided to invest in myself. Go back to school and get my MBA, start my own company, whilst relishing in being a full-time musician. This is me now.
With many ethnic ties to indigenous roots, I walk as a culture bearer and lifelong learner. I travel locally and internationally as a performing artist and cultural ambassador. I am raising a son rooted in love and sovereignty. I guide women, creatives, and caregivers to reclaim their bodies, their rhythm, their truth.
I am a student in Oli (Hawaiian chanting). I am also a student as a Diwataan under the Babaylan (shaman) Batara Gat Baya of the Mindoro tribe in Mindanao, Philippines.
My work doesn’t live in silos. It breathes across everything I touch—music, ritual, business, healing, and motherhood. It’s not about reinvention—it’s about returning.
This isn’t just a business to me.
I’m building a life that reflects my whole self.
And I want that for you, too.
“I didn’t just build a business—
I built a life that remembers who I am.”
Recent Giving Back
National Art Education Association - Board of Directors
National Art Education Association - ED&I Commission, Associate Chair
Strathmore - Arts & Social Justice Fellowship Mentor
Arts Administrators of Color Network - Research Advisory Council
Anti-Racist Art Teachers - Advisor
Singing Hoosiers, Indiana University Bloomington - Advisory Council
Places I’ve studied/graduated from…
Indiana University Bloomington - Jacobs School of Music
Trinity College Dublin/ University of Maryland, College Park
University of Pennsylvania - School of Social Policy & Practice/ National Arts Strategies
Hablá Instituto - Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
Harvard University - Graduate School of Education
National Art Education Association - School for Art Leaders
Institute for Coaching Excellence (completed two-thirds only)
OneDay - MBA in Entrepreneurship (current student)
Ho’aka Mana of Moloka’i, Hawaii - Oli (chanting) ongoing learning under Kumu Kanoelani Davis and Alaka’i Kane Shimabukuro
