About

I'm a systems thinker. I see structure where others see complexity — the hidden architecture behind markets, organizations, and technology. This lens has driven my career from McKinsey to sovereign wealth to building mortgage infrastructure to AI transformation.

My career has followed one thread: finding structural inefficiency in large markets and building technology to collapse it. At McKinsey, I learned how to measure businesses. At Mubadala, I managed $1.5B in semiconductor assets and saw what happens when capital meets industrial-scale engineering. At Staircase, I raised $33M from Bessemer Venture Partners and built mortgage infrastructure with 200 people across four continents — 100+ integrations, 40 products, $10M in savings delivered to a top-3 national lender. At Elephant Protocol, I tokenized 10.5M properties onchain at 700x lower cost than CoreLogic.

I studied economics at Harvard (cum laude) and earned my MBA at Columbia Business School, where my team won the Venture Capital Investment Competition. I was a Rhodes Scholarship State Finalist. Before any of that, I was a varsity 400m runner who learned that the only scoreboard that matters is the one you can measure.

My expertise is in real estate, mortgage, and insurance — but in 2026, every business is an information and underwriting business. I currently lead AI transformations through Prism, where I help organizations move from reactive maintenance to proactive building through agentic engineering and organizational redesign.