Twenty years turning real rooms into things people watch, play, and share — then handing the engine to everyone else. I build the top of the funnel and the product at the end of it.
The right message, in the right place, at the right time.
Purposeful strategy over spray-and-hope wins every time.
The two things nobody puts together: games real people love, and real businesses. This role needs both. I've shipped both.
Two business schools, two turnarounds — a dying program and a top-20 school, both made into names people could not stop talking about. The exact assignment Founders School is hiring for, already run twice.
A dying MBA program — 12 students — rebuilt over 24 months into the largest MBA in the Southeast, out-recruiting Georgia State and Georgia Tech, with audited enrollment and application numbers proving every claim.
An underdog program most families overlooked for traditionally prestigious names. Low awareness, falling enrollment, no distinct identity.
Rebranded the program and built a data-driven strategy: targeted ranking campaigns, a billboard buy owning the highways to the airport, a student mentorship program, and a Fortune-500-to-startup speaker and breakfast series. I also closed two Fortune 500 partnerships that sponsored 60 full-ride student scholarships.
Families began choosing the underdog over the prestige schools. Reputation climbed among deans, business leaders, and parents — all backed by audited enrollment and application data.
Owning the full marketing and digital strategy and execution, I drove rankings up and international demand through the roof — and turned students into a proof engine by placing them on consulting engagements normally reserved for the big firms.
Grow demand and reputation at a respected school in a crowded top tier — and prove the program produced real-world outcomes, not just credentials.
Owned marketing and digital strategy and execution end to end, ran targeted international campaigns, and built a pipeline that placed students on consulting work usually reserved for the big firms — turning outcomes into the story.
International applicants up 3,000%, rankings climbing, and a student body whose real engagements became the school’s most credible marketing.
Every result below was earned through relationships and PR — not a dollar of paid media. Attention that converts to trust, coverage, and action.
My idea, my production — start to finish, from lighting to media invites. A live headline performance built to launch the first direct-to-consumer BRCA1/2 test and make a cause impossible to ignore.
A brand film built around an AI-equipped robot dog working a warehouse floor — turning a hard technology story into something people actually want to watch.
A brand film for my current deep-tech company — concept, story, and production.
Positioned a premium consumer-tech product into the front page of the New York Times technology section, plus Apple Retail — with sell-through following the coverage. Exit to S4 Lights.
Turned consumer genomics into a story a national columnist wanted to tell — translating hard science into something people actually read and shared.
The mistake new programs make: they chase eyeballs. We don’t need vanity consumption — we need consumption that converts. Reach that fills info sessions and applications, not a follower count that does nothing.
Not by buying reach — by turning the school’s own people into the distribution engine, and pairing it with earned media most schools never even attempt. Here is how.
The videos and student work made during the day get turned into shorts and stories while we sleep. An AI agent workforce clips, ranks, and pushes them — to us and to the community — matching the right video to the right community member, and making it a one-approval upload. It can even loop into the system for auto-posting. Distribution that multiplies through people, not one account.
A campaign to place our students on late-night and talk shows — and as guests on the biggest creator channels — borrowing established audiences to make Founders School a name teenagers already know before they ever hit an ad.
Every piece is built to move someone one step closer: watch → trust → info session → application. Reach is the input; enrolled, ambitious teens are the output. That is the only scoreboard that counts.
Shipped, playable, and loved — including live multiplayer on a tiny team, iterated on direct player feedback.
A live multiplayer game I designed and built with my two sons on the DiamondFire server — our players join and stay for hours. Up to 40 at once, iterated on direct player feedback: watch, fix, ship, watch again.
Real players, live, mid-game — the fun and the chaos, straight from a player’s screen.
A second player’s run — proof the loop holds up and keeps people coming back.
Social connections to people you'll actually get along with — no profiles to fill out. An AI-driven platform that matches on behavior, not bios.
A shipped spatial-computing app (patent-pending 8K+ 360° streaming) with a 1,000+ creator library built from zero.
A sandbox premise built on emergent systems and player experimentation: core loop, reward design, and production docs. Built AI-first.
A family-entertainment world built from a blank page for an under-18 audience — characters, scripts, progression, a team of 40. Five-star rated and sold out week after week on pure word of mouth.
Concept-to-prototype sandbox with the numbers behind it — core loop, reward systems, and a KPI framework for how I'd measure fun and retention. Happy to walk through it.
You asked to see how I use AI. Here's live proof — built, shipped, and walkable step by step.
Not a gimmick, the workflow. I use AI across the whole build — and I can walk through any of it live.
Concepting mechanics, systems, and economies — exploring ten directions in the time it used to take to sketch one.
Generating content, tuning the economy, and pressure-testing the loop until it’s fun before it’s finished.
Building the prototype and reading playtest signal — idea to playable, then fix, ship, watch again.