Shapeshift helps you build trust with customers at scale. Our content systems help you create thought leadership that actually resonates with customers.

Growing pipeline with Matt Schulman, Frances Mitchell, and the Pave data storytelling team.

Built MemVerge's GTM engine from the ground up with Jing Xie. Filled the pipe with enterprise logos via LinkedIn inbound / outbound.

Working with Sagar Batchu, Hector Hernandez, and Nolan Sullivan to write the next chapter of API innovation.

Building the marketing machine with Ethan Aaron and Gaetano DiNardi.

Helped build Nicholas Mann's LinkedIn from the ground up. Started the Stratos Life Sciences podcast. Wrote a few posts that broke 600+ likes.

Tried to start a DTC specialty coffee brand. Instead learned a lot about farming, supply chains, and latte art.

Audiograph was software for podcast monetization, which failed. Lessons:- Video > Audio- Podcasts are content marketing assets- In the short-run podcasts are best for networking- In the long-run podcasts are platforms upon which you can build businesses- Building businesses on top of the podcast audience > selling ads Co-founders were Quinn Stearns, Josh Feiber, and Andrew Meier.

Arbor was acquired for $160M. After 5 amazing years, I was the final owner of the Arbor data marketplace at LiveRamp. Did everything from support to design and product management (data streaming, ETL, APIs).Teammates: Neil Madsen, Joel Jewitt, Kyu Shim, Rishabh Jain, James Hartley, Spencer Mains, Andy Day, Azim Sonawalla, Ian Meyers, Travis Clinger, Chris Tata, and many others.

Arbor was a data marketplace that sold to LiveRamp for $160M.I was very lucky to start my career working directly with world class entrepreneurs: Dave Yaffe, Johnny Graettinger, Nikhil Dixit, Paul Turner, Ethan Aaron, Joshua Kwan. Dave Yaffe and James Hartley were my managers.

Matt Schulman, Raffi Grinberg, and I built a financial literacy app for early-career professionals.

Mostly made coffee and played around with a new website called Figma.

Hustled my way from making college flyers to getting my first tech job. Shout out to Chris Fralic.