ABOUT DREW

Evesham is Home.

I'm a parent, community volunteer, youth coach, business leader, and member of the Evesham Township Board of Education. But most importantly, I'm someone who cares deeply about this community and the schools that help make it such a great place to raise a family.

My family and I are proud to call Evesham home. Our kids are growing up here, our family is involved here, and many of the relationships that matter most to us have been built here. That personal connection is a big part of why I care so much about the future of our schools and our community.

My approach to public service is pretty simple: listen to people, ask good questions, be willing to make difficult decisions, and always remember who we're here to serve.

ROOTED IN EVESHAM

Service Before Politics.

My involvement in Evesham didn't begin with the Board of Education. For years, I've looked for ways to give back to the community my family calls home.

I spent several years serving with the Evesham Education Foundation, including two years on its Executive Board, helping support the students and educators of our district. I've also spent years coaching youth sports, an experience that has given me another perspective on what our kids need from the adults and institutions around them.

In 2026, I was appointed to fill a vacancy on the Evesham Township Board of Education. Serving on the Board has only strengthened my belief that thoughtful, engaged leadership matters. I've worked to listen, ask questions, understand the issues, and make decisions based on what's best for our students and the long-term strength of the district.

Now I'm asking Evesham voters for the opportunity to continue that work for a full three-year term.

WHAT I BRING TO THE BOARD

Leadership is more than a title.

In my professional life, I lead large teams and complex operations where communication, accountability, technology, budgets, and people all have to work together. I've learned that strong organizations don't happen by accident. They require clear expectations, good people, honest communication, measurable results, and leaders willing to take responsibility for difficult decisions.

Those experiences shape the way I approach Board service. A school district is not a business, and it shouldn't be run like one. But strong leadership, responsible stewardship, effective teams, thoughtful use of data, and accountability matter in every successful organization.

I bring that perspective to the Board while never losing sight of the most important measure of every decision we make: Is this good for our students?

LET’S KEEP MOVING EVESHAM FORWARD.

I'm asking for your support for a full three-year term on the Evesham Township Board of Education.

Election Day • November 3, 2026