I’m a Rhode Island girl to the core. Born and raised in Barrington, I spent my summers “down” in South County surrounded by countless family members, then went “all the way” to College Hill for four transformative years at Brown University. Competition has always been in my DNA. I played competitive tennis all my life and went on to play varsity squash at Brown.

After Brown, I stayed in Providence for a year of service as a City Year corps member. I rolled up my sleeves on physical service projects to strengthen deserving communities across the city. It remains one of my most meaningful Rhode Island experiences, and it cemented my desire to “make better happen” every day by helping as many people as I can. That calling led me to teach elementary school in Brookline, MA, and ultimately to real estate. Today I serve buyers and sellers across Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts as a Realtor® with Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty.

My teaching background, psychology degree, and genuine love of people shape how I work. I’m a guide and educator first. I walk every client through each step, from preparation and pricing to negotiation and closing. For sellers, that means preparing homes impeccably for market and positioning them for optimal results. For buyers, it means finding the right home and competing hard to win it. Along the way, I bring deep local knowledge from selling homes in 27 Rhode Island cities and towns and 7 Massachusetts towns, plus a trusted network of suppliers I’m proud to share with every client.

I’m all in, every time. A lifetime on the court taught me to prepare relentlessly, stay focused under pressure, and never stop fighting for the win. Today I bring that same competitive drive to every negotiation, every listing, and every offer on behalf of my clients. They call it the “Huard Hustle”: relentless effort, competitive advocacy, and timely, successful outcomes. So far in 2026, I’ve guided clients through 35 sales, with five more closings to come and sales volume on track to exceed $30 million. I’ve been honored with the Circle of Sales Excellence and RI Realtor Professional Excellence awards since 2019, and RealTrends has ranked me among the top 1.5% of agents nationally in 2024, 2025, and 2026.

Why did I become a Realtor? It’s simple: helping others is my “why.” I approach every day with drive, gratitude, and a hefty dose of Huard Hustle + Heart, all with a heartfelt smile on my grateful face!