BIO

Ever since I was a young boy, I’ve been fascinated by how things work—especially electronics and technology. I was that kid who took every new toy or gadget apart just to see what was inside, then (usually) put it back together again, much to my parents’ dismay. When I watched 2001: A Space Odyssey for the first time and met HAL 9000, I was hooked. From that moment on, I knew I wanted to work with computers, kicking off a lifelong journey through systems development, artificial intelligence, infrastructure, and modern architectural patterns.

 

That journey has taught me a simple truth: technology on its own isn’t enough. Much like a chisel without a carpenter, it’s just a tool. Technology only becomes meaningful when it’s intentionally aligned to real business outcomes—revenue growth, fraud prevention, cost control, or empowering people to do their best work. My guiding question is always: What problem are we solving, and how will we know we’ve made a difference? I focus on connecting technical capability to measurable, sustainable results.

 

I lead and collaborate through stories, clarity, and openness. I work hard to make complex ideas accessible, invite challenge and debate, and create space for others to learn, grow, and contribute. Thought leadership, to me, isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about sharing what I’ve learned, listening deeply, and helping others navigate the intersection of technology and business with confidence and curiosity. I hope what I share here is useful in your own journey, and I always welcome a conversation—comparing notes, testing ideas, and advancing the belief that technology + business, thoughtfully combined, is a powerful engine for success.