At this year’s State of the Chamber Breakfast, I was honored to receive the Chair’s Award from the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce — presented by outgoing 2025 Board Chair Arne Olson. Standing on that stage, surrounded by so many incredible business leaders, elected officials, and community members, I felt an overwhelming sense of gratitude.
Not because of the award itself. But because of what it represents.
Community Has Always Been the Point
When I first opened my chiropractic practice in Downtown Pleasanton six years ago, I knew I didn’t just want to be a Pleasanton chiropractor who treats patients and goes home. I wanted to be part of this community — really part of it.
Joining the Chamber was one of the best decisions I’ve made. Serving on the Board of Directors pushed me to think bigger about what local business can do for a city. Getting involved with Pleasanton Young Professionals lit me up in a completely different way — there is so much talent and energy in this group, and watching those connections spark has been genuinely exciting.
This award belongs to every person who welcomed me in, challenged me to grow, and reminded me why showing up matters.
What’s Ahead
At the breakfast, I had the chance to share some of what Pleasanton Young Professionals accomplished in 2025 — and preview what’s coming in 2026. The energy in that room reminded me that Pleasanton isn’t just a great place to run a business. It’s a great place to build something meaningful alongside people who care.
Thank You, Pleasanton
To the Chamber team, and my fellow board members — thank you. This means more than I can put into words.
And if you’re a Pleasanton local looking for a chiropractor who genuinely loves this community and is proud to be part of it — I’d love to meet you. Come say hi, or book an appointment online. Let’s take care of each other.









