Analytics grounded in how sourcing, supply chains, and operating teams actually make decisions.
I'm a Sourcing Category Management Analyst at Kroger with a background in business analytics, strategic sourcing, supply chain management, and data-driven decision-making. I'm a proud alum of the University of Miami Herbert Business School, where I earned my Master of Science in Business Analytics, and of West Virginia University, where I earned my Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Supply Chain Management with a minor in Finance.
At Kroger, I lead a competitive RFP across eight contract-management software vendors and analyze multimillion-dollar technology spend for store-flow analytics and camera solutions. I combine Coupa and ServiceNow data with supplier scorecards, total-cost-of-ownership analysis, and task-specific Microsoft Copilot agents to support sourcing decisions across IT and business teams.
My experience spans analytics, sourcing, operations, and business performance across both corporate and athletic environments. As a Data Analytics Intern with the University of Miami Hurricanes Baseball program, I translated player and performance data into actionable insights that supported evaluation and decision-making. I also served as an Athletic Tutor and Mentor, helping student-athletes succeed in quantitative and business-focused coursework.
Previously, I completed internships with Woolworths Group and Employers Mutual Limited (EML), where I worked across operational analysis, reporting, payroll, compliance, and business support functions. These experiences strengthened my analytical mindset, attention to detail, and ability to communicate insights to diverse stakeholders in fast-paced environments.
I am passionate about leveraging analytics, technology, and strategic problem-solving to improve business operations, optimise sourcing strategies, and deliver measurable business value.
