I started a music website in my parent's basement when I was 15. We covered bands like Blink-182, Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, Yellowcard, All Time Low, Paramore, Panic! at the Disco, and Fun., all before they blew up in the mainstream. By the time I was 25, I had turned it into a business with a global network of writers and contributors pushing out thousands of pieces of content. Then I sold the company to Spin-Media and worked with them to build a network of music websites that would serve over a billion page views with hundreds of thousands of followers and readers. The website was regarded as one of the premier music websites and communities for alternative music on the internet and helped break multiple platinum and Grammy award-winning artists' careers.In 2016, I launched Chorus.fm. It's a music blog with a more personal touch. It's where I write about the music that moves me, and it has a vibrant community of like-minded music enthusiasts. I designed and programmed the entire website (WordPress, Xenforo) and continue to work with a talented group of contributors across the globe to share a love for music, entertainment, and technology.Running my own companies since I was a teenager has made me a hyper-organized self-learner. Keeping multiple projects on track, being nimble to adapt to emerging patterns in the analytics, and collaborating with teams of various sizes to complete goals is where I thrive. Oh, and I am very picky about coffee and will probably, at some point, try and convince you to try an AeroPress.