Home: New Hope, PA. Age: 35. Birthplace: New Jersey. Profession: Marketing technology and data strategy consulting for the healthcare and life sciences industry. Title: Director of Solutions Delivery. Alma mater: Penn State; Tufts University (M.S., Computer Science).
Current project: Designing and writing a personal blog with data-grounded essays on how AI is actually reshaping work, cutting through both the hype and the doom. Recent professional development: Graduate coursework in computer science at Tufts while leading AI initiatives at work—learning the theory and shipping the practice at the same time. Latest accomplishment: Planning and pulling off a two-week solo trip through Norway, Portugal, Iceland and Denmark—carry-on only. Hobbies: Collecting vinyl (blues, folk, soul, jazz and indie), building a personal library one used bookstore at a time, hiking and a long-running love of boxing. Recent travel or adventure: Hiking to Glymur, Iceland's second-tallest waterfall—barefoot river crossing included—and catching the 2026 solar eclipse from Reykjavik the same week.
Personality profile: Driven, loyal, competitive and curious. What is your greatest joy? Being the fun uncle to my three nieces. What is your guilty pleasure? Sad, loud indie rock played at full volume—catharsis counts as a hobby. What is your favorite place (or way) to spend money? Record shops—the collection always has room for one more. How do you relieve stress? A hard workout. Sweat is my reset button. What is your go-to workout? 30–45 minutes of high-intensity circuits—rowing, air bike, kettlebells and battle ropes—with a boxer's warmup out of old habit. What ingredient is essential to your perfect vacation? One proper hike to somewhere that makes the whole trip worth it.
What book have you repeatedly read? Jesus' Son, by Denis Johnson. What is your go-to source of creative inspiration? A turntable and a stack of records—every genre solves a different problem.
What change are you working on to effect in your profession or field?
Getting life sciences marketing to treat data quality, privacy and patient trust as first-class engineering problems—not afterthoughts.
What change would you like to see in the world? More second chances handed out—and more people doing the work to earn them. What widely held belief do you reject? That a person is the worst thing they've ever done. What mega-trend most excites you? AI as augmentation—tools that make skilled people dramatically better at work that still needs humans.
What title would you choose for the movie about your life? The Walk Home. What actor would you choose to play you in the movie about your life? Jon Bernthal—not my pick, but total strangers keep insisting, so who am I to argue? After your loved ones, what object would you first save from your burning home? As many records as I could carry. How would you choose to spend tomorrow, if you knew it was your last day on earth? A long dinner in Bucks County with my parents, my sister, my nieces and my closest friends—nothing fancy, everyone at one table. What advice would you give your younger self? Ask. The answer is always better than the wondering.
Personal mission: Show up for the people I love, keep getting better and enjoy the walk. Personal motto: Tiny changes. Favorite quote: "Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one" (Marcus Aurelius).
