I grew up in France, the oldest of three siblings. My family lived in Paris until I was six, when we moved to the suburbs, to a charming town called Maisons-Laffitte. I attended an international, multilingual school, which instilled in me a deep curiosity for language and culture that has stayed with me ever since.

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I moved to California in 2016 when I transferred to UC Davis after a short stint at McGill University in Montreal. My first real introduction to Lamorinda came even earlier, in 2011, when my family visited my now-husband's family, and again in 2014 when I went back to visit by myself. His roots in this community run deep: he grew up in Moraga and went to Campolindo High School. I fell for the area almost immediately. The hills, the sense of community, the pace of life, it felt very similar to my hometown and like somewhere worth planting roots.

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Before stepping away from the workforce, I worked as a paralegal in business immigration, helping foreign nationals navigate the green card process. It was meaningful, detail-oriented work, and it gave me a real appreciation for what it means to guide someone through a complex, life-changing process with patience and care. That experience shapes how I approach real estate today.

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My son and daughter were born 15 months apart (crazy, I know) and after my daughter arrived, I stepped away from my career to raise both kids full time. It was during that season that I decided to pursue my real estate license, channeling my love for Lamorinda into something I could genuinely build. On any given afternoon, you'll find me on the Lafayette-Moraga Regional Trail with my kids, or chasing them around one of the area's many playgrounds. Summer is my favorite time of year in Lamorinda: between the Moraga Summer Concerts, Hacienda Nights, the Lafayette Art and Wine Festival.

 

These moments remind me why I love this community, and why I'm so excited to help you find your place in it.

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