No. 1
I’ve led marketing at category-defining companies like Loom and Tavus.
I’m currently building Cura, a private space to curate your taste.
I occasionally MC large tech conferences, do podcasts, and advise early-stage startups.
I also perform and create sold-out improv comedy shows.
Want to collaborate? Get in touch
No. 2
I built & led marketing teams at category-defining companies like Loom ($1bn acquisition by Atlassian) & Tavus (Sequoia & YC).
I help translate complex products into compelling stories that make frontier technology feel familiar and inevitable.
I apply a unique lens and approach that combines my personal and professional backgrounds. I grew up speaking four languages. This helps me be nimble and precise with language. I combine this with experience across marketing disciplines like Product Marketing, Brand, Partnerships, Founder Comms, and Crisis Comms.
I enjoy building and mentoring high-performing lean teams.
I believe that in tech, good marketing starts with a good product. This means digging into the product and the minds of its makers to surface a genuine story, not marketing spin.
I occasionally advise early-stage start-ups on brand and messaging, and MC or moderate panels at large tech events and conferences like ProductCon.
No. 3
I am building a personal taste graph for people who want to curate a life worth living. A place to collect, organize, prune, rearrange, and selectively share your taste in anything.
I believe life should be lived intentionally, and revealing your preferences has been overhyped.
We are inundated with social media, in a state of noisy FOMO, consuming mindlessly, and consuming things we don’t even like or want to consume.
Cura helps you curate experiences, media, and objects to help you live the life you want to live. It also helps you share your takes with a selective group.
Life’s too short to watch a bad movie or work for a crappy company.
No. 4
I’ve been interviewed about marketing.
No. 5
I’m currently working on a new show concept called “Raw” launching in 2027.
Since 2016, I’ve been studying, performing, and producing improv in the Bay Area. I co-created Alexa, Improvise, a sold-out show that brought the old Amazon’s Alexa onto the improv stage, years before everyone was talking about generative AI.
The show was covered by Engadget and later discussed in The Theater Stage as Laboratory, a research paper on live comedy and AI.
I trained at EndGames, performed on a Harold team and with Improv All Stars, and studied sketchwriting at Killing My Lobster.
If you want to collaborate or sponsor a show that touches on tech/AI themes: Get in touch
No. 6
I like making cocktails. Here are the books I use the most:
No. 7
Let’s talk about AI, startups, marketing and comms, design, language and languages, third-culture kids, education, new ways of working, wellness, fashion, interiors, beverages, parenting, or anything comedy.