Over the past two decades, I’ve helped guide four startups to successful acquisition, playing key roles in technology transformation, go-to-market execution, and post-sale integration. I’ve also navigated three acquisitions from the inside, giving me a deep appreciation for the orchestration it takes to scale sustainably.

My journey began at Nintendo of America, where I contributed to the eShop and Wii launch — but I quickly found myself more drawn to operational architecture than game design. That led to roles at Xerox and World Bank Group, where I led enterprise-scale initiatives in workflow automation and cloud migration.

At Mirum (a WPP agency), I led a multi-year engagement with the U.S. Department of Defense, migrating legacy systems into a fully compliant IL-5 FedRAMP cloud environment. One of my most impactful initiatives was Battle Position — a VR/AR-enabled recruiting platform that fused immersive simulation with real-time performance capture to streamline candidate selection and improve mission readiness insights.

Today, I serve as VP of Solutions & Services at data.world, where I’m building customer success frameworks that blend implementation rigor with AI-first thinking. My team has developed a modular methodology built on agentic workflows, knowledge modeling, and LLM-enabled orchestration — helping customers move from discovery to value faster and more intelligently.

I thrive at the intersection of execution and emergence — where good systems, clear context, and a little AI magic unlock outsized outcomes.