A researcher studying the intersection of leadership, ethics, humanity, and technology through the lens of history and conflict, I bring 15+ years of multi-disciplinary experience to leaders and stakeholders alike. With a dynamic background in technology, entrepreneurship, international relations, and documentary filmmaking, I combine robust technical skills and keen operational insight to advise clients, illuminate discourse, and explore the interconnected challenges of our modern world. In my current role as a researcher and educator in Leadership & Ethics, I help leaders cultivate capacities for adaptive problem solving and decision making in the contexts of conflict, defense, and diplomacy. Focusing my research on the public processing of war trauma and the implications of emerging technology, my areas of deepest interest include the operationalization of ethics, nuclear ethics, cognitive science, AI, and strategies to build a globally-secure future. Pivoting from academia to management consulting, I bridge creative and technical audiences as a versatile liaison between right brain/left brain thinkers. I work with CEOs, designers, and investors to analyze competitive landscapes and develop tailored solutions that streamline operations and drive business—all grounded by my practical engineering insight. Tenacious, logical, and a serial entrepreneur (as well as an avid oil painter), I leverage my unique perspective to enrich organizations and partnerships with multifaceted expertise. *** Disclaimer: Any views, content, and connections on this profile other than the USNWC are solely my own for CV purposes and do not represent the views of or imply the endorsement of the U.S. Naval War College, the United States Navy, or any other governmental department or agency. ***