I've spent over a decade building products, leading teams, and watching companies repeatedly misunderstand what technology can and can't do.
Now I focus on the hardest part of AI adoption: knowing when human judgment is the product, not the obstacle. I help executives cut through the hype, make grounded decisions, and connect with the right people to execute.
My background spans data science, machine learning, and product strategy across startups and large enterprises. I've seen what works, what doesn't, and (more importantly) why.
Outside work, I live in beautiful North Carolina. I spend a lot of time outside with my wife and girls, gardening, hiking, or trail running through the forest. In general, my philosophy tends towards traditional family values and local community living.
Sometimes, this collision of hi-tech and neo-luddite living results in interesting ideas, and I try to record them in my essays for my kids to read later.