Who I am

I am invested in Boxborough.

My family and I have lived in this area for over a decade. My wife, Sydney, and I fell in love with its charm, its “small town” feel, and (perhaps most importantly) its top-tier school district. I was born and raised in Massachusetts, the oldest child of Sicilian immigrants looking to build a better life for themselves and their family in the United States.

Sydney and I have two perfect children who attend school in the district; currently, they are in fourth grade (William) and kindergarten (Fiona) at McCarthy-Towne.

We have a tough road ahead of us.

While we should all be proud of the school district and the opportunities it provides to ensure every student can grow and thrive, it is clear that there are challenging times ahead. With the recent and very controversial decision to move to a geographic enrollment model in Fall 2026, now more than ever the residents of Boxborough need thoughtful, collaborative, forward-thinking representation that will help shape our educational, financial, and reputational philosophy in the years and decades to come.

I have the experience needed to meet the challenge.

I have worked in many facets of the financial sector for more than 20 years. Currently, I am a vendor relationship manager with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. My focus is on managing risk, budgets, and relationships with key vendors and stakeholders to ensure they are working as diligently as I am toward the Federal Reserve’s goals of promoting sound growth, financial stability, and a resilient, inclusive environment for New England and the nation.

I share those same goals for the Acton-Boxborough school district. I know I’m not alone.

I am a consensus builder and passionate about my values and beliefs. To echo one of my favorite quotes by the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: “Fight for the things you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you.”