Bending the arc of AI toward human flourishing.

We have a choice. We can build AI that optimizes for returns alone, or we can build AI that delivers investor returns and human flourishing together. Good products do both. The builders who figure out how to do that well have an opportunity to define the next era.

I'm a builder-operator. I've spent two decades leading strategy, product, and growth at AT&T, Amazon, RealNetworks, and startups across 20+ countries. That experience shapes how I think about AI: not just what to build, but how entire ecosystems develop — the products, the standards, the infrastructure, the incentive systems — and whether they bend toward broad human flourishing or concentrate power further.

Today I advise BCG on AI product strategy for social impact, and I explore these ideas every week in AI for Human Flourishing.

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Head of New Product Development
AT&T · 2022–2025
Built and led a cross-functional community of 200+ engineers, PMs, and designers. Shipped 19 products and platforms across AI, connectivity, cybersecurity, and voice. The team filed 14 AI/voice patents.
VP & GM, SAFR Computer Vision
RealNetworks · 2018–2021
R&D to $6M ARR in <2 years. 130 partners across 20 countries.
GM, Kindle Enterprise Publishing & Sr. PM, KDP
Amazon · 2014–2018
0→1 product. Fastest-growing, most profitable content channel. 13 international markets.
Associate Partner
Monitor Group · 2005–2014
Growth strategy and national development. 30+ engagements in 15 countries.
Co-Founder
Hellō · CapitolCrypt · Unistreaming
Identity, civic tech, and media startups.

Senior AI Product Advisor at BCG — AI product strategy for social impact, particularly global health and development.