I was born in 2000 and have lived in my hometown of Bad Salzuflen ever since. After passing my specialized baccalaureate for economics and administration and the associated additional examination as a state-certified commercial assistant for business administration, I have been a trainee industrial clerk since 2020. I have been involved in politics since my early youth and eventually joined the Junge Union and later the CDU at the age of 15. I am currently involved in politics as chairman of the Junge Union Bad Salzuflen, for example, and as a member of the executive boards of the Schüler- und Auszubildenden Union Nordrhein-Westfalen and the CDU Bad Salzuflen.
I firmly believe that it is crucial for young people to have a voice and a say in deciding the future. I myself have been a member of the council of my hometown since the last local elections, a spa town, mind you, in which a lot has been invested in the areas of health, spa services and culture in recent years, but very little in the areas of youth. For this reason in particular, I am now fighting in the city council, together with our new mayor, for the establishment of an annual youth forum and a youth parliament, so that young people can be heard, contribute their ideas in an uncomplicated way and help shape their home.