Builder first.

I have spent my career moving between technology, data, business strategy, leadership and company building. The title changes, but the job underneath it rarely does: understand the problem, make the decision and build what comes next.

Today, much of that work centers on AI. I help leaders understand what the technology means for their business, make decisions they can defend and translate those decisions into practical organizational action.

I like hard problems and useful outcomes.

I’ve held executive leadership roles inside global institutions and Silicon Valley startups, built technology organizations, advised CEOs, founded businesses, coached executives and helped turn ideas into operating companies. That range is not an accident. I’m most useful at the intersections—where strategy becomes execution, where technology meets economics, and where a leader needs both a sounding board and someone willing to take a pull.

I care less about being right in the room than making the business better after I leave it. That means candor over theater, judgment over frameworks for their own sake, and execution over decks.

Range built in the work.

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Ten years at Bank of America in senior data and analytics leadership

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Head of Data Strategy and Enterprise Information Management at Grant Thornton

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Executive experience with Silicon Valley startups

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CTO of an AI travel company

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Founder of The CTO Mentor

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Builder and advisor across AI-enabled products and companies

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Inventor on patented work in data lineage and discovery

Clarity. Judgment. Candor. Range. Execution.

Those five things are how trust gets earned. Trust is what makes the rest possible.

Build things. Make them better. Stay in the value.

The next chapter is not about collecting engagements. It is about building enduring relationships with people I respect, creating meaningful value together, and finding ways for that value to compound—through companies, partnerships, ownership and a portfolio of people and businesses that make each other stronger.