I build businesses, fix what is not working and turn ambitious ideas into operating reality.
I’ve spent most of my career building businesses. I’m a generalist by nature, happiest when there is a lot going on and I can move between the numbers, operations, technology, product and commercial sides of a company without worrying too much about where one job ends and another begins.
Led the P&L, cash flow, pricing, margins, operations and commercial engine across DTC, retail, wholesale and major marketplace partners. Managed a global supply chain spanning 15 manufacturers, multiple distribution centers and 30–40 containers a month.
Co-founded an operating platform that owned three consumer ecommerce companies, including two acquisitions. Worked across strategy, finance, technology, marketing, operations and growth.
Building the product, brand, sourcing, inventory, logistics, ecommerce and go-to-market system behind a new Southern California furniture company.
KHOAS is an early-stage platform designed to search the fragmented world of concerts, restaurants, pop-ups, sports, culture and local experiences, then turn it into personal recommendations worth leaving the house for.
I connect product, people, process, technology and economics instead of treating them as separate conversations.
P&L, cash flow, inventory, margin and operating data are not reporting exercises. They are how better decisions get made.
I have led teams across finance, operations, marketing, sales, branding, product design, purchasing and forecasting, while building much of the underlying technology stack in-house.
I am most useful when the mandate is broad, the environment is imperfect and the company needs someone who can decide, align and execute.
I spent four years on the board of Encino Little League, including serving as President for the 2025–26 season. It was part leadership role, part operating challenge and part reminder that the work worth doing is not always measured in revenue. I remain on the board and continue coaching.
Long before startups, ecommerce and AI, I was part of the early personal-computer underground. The tools have changed. The instinct has not: understand how something works, find what others missed and build a better way through.
I am also a named inventor on issued U.S. patents covering patient safety and health-monitoring technologies, including stroke detection, fall-risk monitoring, hygiene compliance and bedsore prevention.