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About Me

For more than three decades, I've worked at the intersection of technology, business transformation, and venture building.

Today, I bring those experiences together to build businesses and systems that create lasting economic and social value.

Since 2020, I've engaged with founders, investors, and ecosystem leaders more than 500 times.

One question drives my work:

How do we build businesses that make money helping people?

I believe venture building for social impact deserves to become a discipline of its own—one that combines economic performance with measurable human value.

I want to cultivate a generation of builders who see business not simply as a way to create wealth, but as a powerful tool for expanding human potential.

What results am I trying to create?

I think about the work at three levels.

01 — BUILDER

Can we build more capable people?

Equip builders with the knowledge, systems, relationships, and capital to succeed.

02 — VENTURE

Can we build stronger companies?

Build profitable, scalable businesses capable of delivering measurable impact.

03 — SOCIETY

Can those ventures create broader economic and human value?

Expand economic opportunity and improve quality of life.

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Capacity is the New Capital

The same caliber of systems, expertise, and support used to transform major corporations should be accessible to those building solutions to society's most important challenges.

More capable builders → Stronger ventures → Lasting economic and social value.

Because what we build today shapes the opportunities available to the next generation.

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