Entrepreneur. Founder and CEO of Axia Growth, co-founder of Weight Supply, building OperationKit in the open. I like owning the whole stack: the company, the software, and the agents that run it.
| companies_founded | 3 |
| deal_flow_sourced | $500M+ |
| team | 30 |
| outside_capital | $0 |
Off-market deal sourcing for PE firms, independent sponsors, investment banks, and M&A advisors. Multi-channel outbound built on a proprietary database of business owners showing exit intent, run on a platform my team and I wrote: campaigns, CRM, a 30-seat dialer, inbox triage, and reporting in one system.
Wholesale fitness equipment distribution. Commercial equipment for gyms and facilities, with quoting, orders, and fulfillment running on a platform we built for it.
An operating system for running a company with AI agents: a kanban of objectives where every card is an autonomous coding session. The generalized version of the system that runs mine.
I'm an entrepreneur. I started in wholesale distribution with Weight Supply, went after M&A deal sourcing with Axia, and now build the layer underneath in the open with OperationKit. The common thread: every company runs on software I write, and a fleet of AI agents operates it day to day, from sourcing and enriching data to writing campaigns, triaging inboxes, and shipping code. Most of my week goes into making those agents better at real work.
// things I think about a lot: agentic systems that do operational work instead of demos, proprietary data as an edge, why the lower middle market still trades hands over cold calls, and owning your own infrastructure. This page is a single HTML file served off a box I control, and an agent deployed it.
Before this: Williams College, Tuck Bridge at Dartmouth, growth for early-stage software companies. I turned down the investment banking route and built my own things instead.