A career built across banking, risk management, construction, and technology.

My career has taken me through banking, consulting, regulation, executive leadership, construction, risk management, and artificial intelligence. Across each chapter, the common thread has been the same: understand complex systems, make better decisions, and help organizations and people move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

Where experience, curiosity, and practical problem-solving come together.

At this stage of my career, I’m most interested in work that sits at the intersection of technology, leadership, risk, workforce development, and personal reinvention.

AI Adoption & Governance

Helping organizations move from experimentation to responsible, practical use of artificial intelligence.


Risk & Operational Leadership

Building stronger systems around safety, compliance, workers’ compensation, fleet, and enterprise risk.


Workforce Development

Creating better pathways into skilled trades and helping people build durable, meaningful careers.


Healthy Aging & Longevity

Exploring the habits, science, and mindset that support a stronger second half of life.


Career Reinvention & Lifelong Learning

Staying useful, adaptable, and curious as work, technology, and life continue to change.

Work matters. So do the people, habits, and experiences that make life meaningful.

Outside of work, I’m a husband, father, UCLA alumnus, lifelong learner, and someone who believes strongly in staying active, curious, and engaged as we get older. I enjoy fitness, travel, writing, learning new technologies, and spending time with family.

Family

The people closest to me are the center of my life and a constant reminder of what matters most.


UCLA & Community

I’m a proud UCLA alumnus and value the friendships, traditions, and sense of community that come with being a Bruin.


Lifelong Learning

I’m constantly looking for new ideas, new skills, and new ways to understand a changing world.


Staying Active

Fitness, movement, travel, and new experiences are a big part of how I want to approach the years ahead.

“I’m less interested in having all the answers than I am in asking better questions, continuing to learn, and making the years ahead useful, meaningful, and interesting.”