A decade running operations. A year shipping AI in production.
I've spent ten years inside real businesses figuring out how things actually run — managing city-wide operations at Neuron Mobility with a $12M P&L, scaling driver operations at Bolt, leading global project delivery at Askable across APAC, EMEA, and the Americas. Somewhere in the middle, my wife and I built our own e-commerce brand from zero to $70K in its first year. Every function, ourselves. I know what it's like to be the founder at 11pm answering customer emails and wondering where the leverage is going to come from.
For the last year, I've been shipping production AI systems inside Askable. The one I'm proudest of is a feasibility agent that collapsed a multi-week sales bottleneck into a 2–5 minute check — built in under a month, on tools the company already owned. No new stack. No dev team. Just a better use of what was already there.
That project taught me the thing I now tell every prospect: the highest-leverage AI use cases aren't the flashy ones. They're the seams between teams, where a slow handoff today is a lost deal tomorrow. And the best solutions are rarely the ones that require the biggest stack.
That's the lens I bring to every conversation — operator first, AI builder second, tool salesman never.
