Builder. Systems thinker. Currently building the growth engine for a PE-backed healthcare platform across 10 states.
Builder
Systems Thinker
Flywheel First
Figuring It Out
I build systems that turn complexity into growth. Right now, that means running marketing for Treetop ABA, a PE-backed autism therapy platform operating three brands across ten states.
Before this, I built in crypto, media, and agency. Every chapter taught me something the next one needed. The thread is always the same: find the mess, build the system, make it scale.
I think in flywheels. Every input feeds the next output. That's how you grow without breaking.
At 14, I knocked on doors offering to run Google Ads for free for 90 days. Pay nothing. Just give me a testimonial. Out of my first three clients, one stayed. That was enough. Every gap I ran into became the next thing I learned. Client's ads weren't converting. Turned out his website was the problem. Told him. He said fix it. So I learned websites. That's still how I work.
Spent three years in crypto. Grew a Twitter account from zero to ten thousand in 90 days. Built an agency doing marketing, smart contracts, blockchain development. Got on stages and podcasts. Then deliberately stepped back. I wanted work that would outlast a news cycle. Healthcare was the answer.
At my first ABA company, I built the marketing function from scratch. Hired the team. Replaced the vendors. Moved the business from ClickUp to HubSpot, connected the phone system to the CRM, redesigned the intake process. Launched two new states. Cut cost per acquisition. Cut time to first touch. Left on great terms.
Every chapter built something the next one needed. I'm 24, working for a private equity firm, and ABA is the first project. This is still early. On the side: building the infrastructure layer for AI agents. Memory systems, context architecture, cross-model, cross-platform.
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