Born in Indianapolis, Indiana, I moved to Mill Valley, California in 1979, where my passion for theater, improv, and entertaining people took root with an ensemble theater company. My early theater career and commercial work led to a significant break when I was cast as a young arms dealer on the NBC show Midnight Caller, which earned me a recurring role.

I moved to Los Angeles in 1989, where I quickly found success with guest-starring roles on shows like Star Trek: TNG, Cheers, China Beach and Star Wars Rebel Assault II. Appeared in commercials for brands such as Coca-Cola, Hugo Boss, and Twix, and a series regular for a Fox teen soap, shooting 95 episodes.

Taking some time away from entertainment, I became an entrepreneur, a dad, a motorcycle road racing champion, worked as an data engineer and Sr. Art Director for Fast By Ferracci Ducati race team from 97-2000.

Upon returning to the west coast, I opened my creative agency, Mojotown Multi Media that had a successful run of 16 years launching brands like Hotwire.com and Hickory Farms (web presence) and hundreds of other clients projects.

In 2005, I expanded Mojotown’s offerings and established a 501(c)(3) arm to assist local charities with fundraising tools to assist their marketing needs. The final addition to the Mojotown brand was the addition of the Mojotown motorcycle gear shop.  After selling the design business, I founded another company called RaceFuelZ, a healthy vitamin drink which had great success from 2013 to 2019.

Fast forward to 2024, back in Los Angeles and immusing myself into the new LA.