Live
After stints in Geneva (2003–04) and London (2010–13), I’ve been based in the San Francisco Bay Area, where I grew up. My favorite routine is starting the day walking the dog on the beach with my partner. Winters are spent chasing powder, while summers are spent attempting to learn golf.
Work
I’m currently focused on a small number of long-horizon problems at the intersection of cardiovascular health, technology, and economics.
Right now I lead strategy and commercialization at CONNEQT Health, working alongside engineers, clinicians, and scientists to translate decades of arterial science into practical tools for earlier detection and management of cardiovascular risk. Much of my focus is on building sustainable business models around arterial health assessment and expanding how and where these measurements can be used, from home settings to clinical care.
Alongside my day job, I’m pursuing a PhD at the University of Cambridge, focused on the health economics of vascular aging and how earlier cardiovascular measurement changes outcomes, costs, and clinical decision-making. In parallel, I’m part of the Presidential Leadership Scholars Class of 2026, where I’m developing a leadership project centered on advancing arterial health as a measurable, actionable signal within healthcare systems, with an emphasis on translating evidence into policy, reimbursement, and real-world adoption
Last updated: January 31, 2026