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“The Tough Love Guide to Treating Your Business Like a Business”

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Meet your instructor

Meet your instructor ✳

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I'm Kelly, Founder & CEO of Avenue Equestrian, an endeavor born from a profound love for the equestrian world and a strategic mind honed through diverse experiences in leadership, business development, and transformative consultancy.

My journey began when I was 6. Riding lessons with my stepmom turned into a lifelong passion. Growing up in a Hunter/Jumper barn in New Jersey, I was a definite horse girl, spending every minute I could at the barn. I rode all through college, and then had a brief hiatus from the industry as I began my professional career. 

Missing horses tremendously, a gift from my husband got me back in the saddle and I was instantly hooked again. I began riding regularly again and noticed an incredible opportunity to combine my two loves: horses and strategy. 

Fast forward to 2021 and I quit my full-time job at a startup to really dive into Avenue Equestrian. I also had the opportunity to jump further back into the equestrian world, joining the Aureliano Equestrian team as assistant Barn Manager and Assistant Trainer. While there I orchestrated the seamless operations of a competitive show barns, managing the well-being of horses and riders alike while devising winning strategies for optimum performance.

Chapter Sneak Peeks:

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The Math Needs to Math

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You Can’t Always Wing It

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Be a Leader — Even if It’s Just Yourself

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Stop Doing It Alone