A theatrical performer since the age of 5, Tim is a former professional actor/singer.  His experience includes over 35 television commercials, local and regional theatre, night club performances in New York City, opera, #1 First Tenor in the New Jersey All-State Chorus and winning first prize in the New Jersey Young Filmmakers Festival.  In 1983, he was asked to perform for President Ronald Reagan at the Seton Hall University Commencement.

Tim has been involved with Seton Hall University's Celtic Theatre Company programming beginning with their original musical The Emigrant Journey, starring the late Jack McCarthy.  Since then he has appeared in and served as musical director for many of their musicals, including Come Back to Erin, Songs Your Fathers Loved and the acclaimed Mother Ireland (Best New Musical in NJ Nominee). 

He played the narrator Michael in Dancing at Lughnasa, but is perhaps best remembered by Celtic and other regional audiences for his one-man performances, starting with John McCormack:  His Life in Song and Story.  In 2001, he premiered in another one-man show, Reflections:  Ireland in Song and Story, combining storytelling, ballad singing, poetry and humor.  Recently, Tim completed his trilogy of one-man shows with the creation of Love and Longing, an examination of Irish works of love and yearning for the Irish homeland.  His many performances have made him one of the northeast's best known Irish-American Tenors.

Tim studied professional voice with Dita Delman and theatrical performance and Irish Stage with James P. McGlone, Artistic Director of the Celtic Theatre and a professor at Seton Hall University.

Tim is the owner of The Comprehensive Group in Parsippany, NJ, a financial planning and investment advisory firm. He and his wife Tara have three children:  Bridget, Luke and Hally.  They reside in Succasunna, a part of Roxbury Township, NJ.