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I am a technologist with training in computer science, business, and health economics. I love product strategy and business development work, especially when I’m able to apply technology in a meaningful way. I believe that successes are built on 1/3 intuition, 1/3 hard work, & 1/3 luck.
I got my start in tech at 19, as a systems engineer for one of the first Internet conferencing services in the 90s. Since then, I’ve architected application infrastructures and managed 24×7 operations for both dotcoms and enterprises. The most memorable work experience came from being part of the team that scaled the web infrastructure for the World Health Organization (WHO) to support the 20X growth of web traffic during the SARS epidemic.
In addition to having spent time in non-governmental organizations, I have worked for startups (PictureTalk, E-Centives, & Tradeshift) as well as multi-nationals (Cisco, Riverbed). I most recently co-founded Blumio, a medical devices startup building a wearable sensor that can measure blood pressure without the use of an inflatable cuff. The company was acquired by CardieX (now CONNEQT Health), where the technology continues to be developed and commercialized, opening a new window into how we understand and monitor cardiovascular health.
Today, my work is focused on vascular aging and how earlier, more precise cardiovascular measurement can change outcomes at both the individual and system level. Alongside my role at CONNEQT Health, I’m pursuing a PhD at the University of Cambridge, examining the health economics of vascular aging and the downstream implications for clinical decision-making, reimbursement, and long-term healthcare costs. In parallel, I’m part of the Presidential Leadership Scholars Class of 2026, where my project centers on translating evidence around vascular aging into scalable, real-world adoption across healthcare systems.
I am also passionate about wine - both drinking and learning of it. Following my desire to have system that can recommend wines I might like, I created Corkbin which became part of Hello Vino wine recommendation app. Everything I learned in taking a mobile app to market has now been documented in a book titled “The Evolution and Dynamics of the Mobile App Economy: Strategies for Innovating and Marketing Mobile Apps”.