About Our Founder

“Anyone can learn anything when it’s taught with intention.”

I didn’t always know I’d build a business empowering women through financial education — but looking back, every chapter prepared me for it.

In college, I discovered something that changed my entire outlook: learning styles. For the first time, I realized that anyone could understand complex subjects when they’re broken down the right way. That insight lit a fire in me.

Soon, I began tutoring math and accounting students who were struggling to keep up. My study sessions became so popular that professors would hand out my number to those falling behind — and one notoriously difficult instructor nearly lost half her class to my sessions before exams. I had a knack for turning confusion into clarity — breaking down the complex into simple, digestible pieces.

That’s where Niacin’s philosophy began.

After sixteen years in accounting, consulting, and the GRC space, I saw a pattern repeating itself — especially among women. Brilliant entrepreneurs were building powerful brands and serving their clients with passion, but behind the scenes, many felt disconnected from their numbers. They weren’t avoiding their finances out of apathy — they were avoiding them out of anxiety.

And I understood that more than anyone.

Even with two accountant parents, my relationship with money wasn’t linear. In my 20s, I assumed that earning more meant doing better. I wasn’t in debt, so I thought I was fine — but the truth was, the more I made, the less I kept. I wasn’t tracking, planning, or aligning my money with purpose. I had to rebuild — and that process taught me that knowledge is the foundation of peace.