I became Chief Investment Officer at a family office early in my career, where I was responsible for evaluating, acquiring, and working with private companies across dozens of industries.

The work was high-stakes and often information-poor: sparse sources, incomplete numbers, unclear ownership, compressed timelines, and decisions that still had to be made.

I’m now building the tools I wanted in that environment while continuing to invest independently.

Before investing, I studied law and economics at the University of Chicago Law School as a Rubenstein Scholar.