More than a work history.

I started working with computers early enough that “learning to code” meant sitting in front of a Commodore and figuring out what happened when you changed something. Professionally, that curiosity turned into a career building data systems, analytics programs, software, operating models, and technology organizations.

Over time, the job became less about the technology itself and more about the organizations around it. A good system can fail inside a bad process. A useful data product can disappear under poor governance. A sensible strategy can die because nobody translated it into operating work. Those problems are harder than choosing a platform, and they are usually more interesting.

My primary career is technology leadership. Outside that work, my interests include public service, writing, and food and beverage. I also build software projects and explore AI tools, which gives me practical experience evaluating their strengths, checking their output, and improving how they are used.

In Avon, I serve as Secretary of the Board of Finance. That work adds another perspective on budgets, accountability, and the decisions organizations make about public resources.

I live in Avon, Connecticut. This site is where I keep the professional history, selected work, and writing that I want associated with my name.