Fostering decentralization, growth, and security of the Solana network.

Presented investment opportunities to the portfolio management team of a $3.2 billion fund of hedge funds. Wrote over 15 analytical reports on due diligence meetings with fund managers for company-wide distribution. Created a report generation and data analysis toolkit for sourcing investments based on proprietary risk metrics

* Built several upstart (failed) businesses in the mental health space. * Built junky consumer products in my home office with friends. * Consulted on behavioral health, fundraising, product, recruiting, and operations. * Invested in FundersClub. * Invested in YouEye. * Advisor to mindfulness startup ZenFit. * Advisor to mental health startup Sibly. * Advisor to nutrition startup Platejoy. * Advisor to the company I started, Sano.

Advising a variety of digital health companies at Rock Health, an SF-based health tech incubator. Working with consumer health/wellness, health IT, and wearable hardware companies on tactical matters including product / marketing strategy, recruiting, and fundraising.

Worked as head assistant writer on a paper presented at the 43rd International Conference on System Sciences. Assisted professor in drafting TechCrunch guest posts debating the potential fall of online advertising. Synthesized results of hundreds of surveys and three controlled experiments alongside anthropologists on the efficacy of Google s search algorithm and sponsored results engine.

In late 2017 I reconnected with Anatoly Yakovenko, a rockstar who spent 12 years in pivotal roles at Qualcomm, for coffee. He had an idea for a groundbreaking new architecture for a high-performance blockchain that could support NASDAQ- and Visa-level throughput, which is table stakes if society is to build anything truly meaningful on-chain. Since then I've supported Anatoly build a team of ~20 engineers and operators (we're hiring!) to build and ship a lightning-fast distributed ledger technology for mission-critical decentralized applications. Before we knew it, Anatoly was proven right. His architecture works. We're thrilled, and now are working on building an ecosystem and business around this tech. It's really exciting stuff, and 2019 is going to be a thrilling year. If you like to ship product, build platforms, and facilitate disruption of huge tech giants, contact me to join our team! We need engineers, designers, product managers, and all sorts of other folks to fulfill this technology's true potential.

Built a sum-of-parts valuation model of CRT Capital Group LLC for management buyout, which closed in 2009. Built an operating model template still utilized today as part of the Diversified Finance Group s DCF models. Permanently automated 3 internal research presentation models using Visual Basic scripts.

Identified, sourced, and evaluated diligence on a variety of early stage and high growth web and mobile software companies on a team of $2 billion. Investments fell into the core themes of mobile, social, e-commerce, consumer, new media and internet, software, systems and services, and clean energy. Built operating models for 3 enterprise SaaS businesses.

Analyst at an investment bank focused on the retail, e-commerce and merchandising industries. Advised on the sale of an online direct marketer for over $100 million. Built a complex marketing channel-based operating model. Advised on the sale of three divisions of a public multinational retailer with estimated transaction value of over $40 million. Built operating model and run-off DCF analysis based on lease documents for over 400 stores. Performed an in-depth fairness opinion (LBO, DCF, trading and transaction comparables) for the board of Geoffrey Beene.

Omada Health is a digital health company designing evidence-based online programs that inspire behavior change to prevent disease, starting with type 2 diabetes. We help people make the changes necessary to reduce their disease risk in a way that is engaging, affordable, and effective.

Founding CEO of a digital health company building wearable health monitoring devices focused on chemistry monitoring. Led the company through initial prototyping and $3.75m of funding. Recruited and worked with brilliant software, firmware, electrical, mechanical, and electrochemical engineers on prototypes, and served as first front-end iOS designer and developer (and often, first janitor). As Chief of Product, conducted extensive customer discovery research in QS and athletic markets to find product/market fit and feature roadmap. Currently Advisor to the company.