About
Three decades taking breakthrough technology to market.
I’ve built launches, campaigns, events, communities, studios, and the systems behind them—on global stages and inside the companies where industries get made.
I’m a product-marketing and go-to-market leader, hands-on systems builder, show host, producer, and community operator. My work spans deep tech, digital health, e-commerce, spatial computing, live media, custom studios, and AI-native operations.
I operate as one integrated model—strategist, builder, and operator. I don’t just advise; I build the studio, the dashboard, the community, the campaign, and the launch. Global mindset, local hustle.
Today I’m building Asyntric—the product and development environment that connects company knowledge, market signals, people, agents, media production, governed execution, and measurable outcomes. It is the systems layer I wanted while doing this work.

Selected highlights
- Supported 350+ technology launches at the IDG DEMO conference
- Created and hosted Digital Health Live at CES — a Top 50 CES influencer
- Grew GolfDiscount.com to the PGA Tour’s first official e-commerce pro shop
- Opened a virtual-production market for Wacom Cintiq
- Founded developer communities for OpenXR and NVIDIA Omniverse
- First startup advisor to Avenue A — later aQuantive, acquired by Microsoft for $6B
Selected clients & partners
- Amazon AWS
- Microsoft
- NVIDIA
- Sony
- Samsung
- Wacom
- Fujifilm Sonosite
- Mozilla
- Oculus
- PGA Tour
- IDG DEMO
- Khronos Group
- UCSF
- IAA Global
- Silverdraft
- London Bridge Studios
Background
Communications & Advertising Studies, Washington State University. Based in Seattle. I’ve produced and hosted programs at events including CES, IDG DEMO, SXSW, Singularity University, and Future in Review. Interview guests across those programs have included Steve Case, Jack Dorsey, Steve Wozniak, Reid Hoffman, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Dr. Peter Diamandis, Gary Vaynerchuk, Reggie Watts, and Chris Shipley. In the late ’90s I co-founded Seattle Network, growing it from zero to 1,000 members in four months.