Over the last decade I’ve built and grown multiple businesses, worked across international media, advised founders at multiple stages of growth, and built a career around understanding what actually moves businesses forward.
My work has taken me across North America, Europe and Africa, and given me the opportunity to work behind the scenes with entrepreneurs building everything from emerging brands to 7- and 8-figure companies.
I’ve worked across entrepreneurship, marketing, education and business growth — helping founders turn ideas into businesses, businesses into brands, and ambition into something tangible.
I’ve also built, pivoted and reinvented plenty of things myself.
Some worked. Some didn’t. Some became bigger than I imagined. Others taught me exactly what I needed to know for whatever came next.
And after more than a decade in this industry, all of that experience eventually led me to question something about the entrepreneurial world I had spent my career inside.
Why should access to serious business support depend on someone’s ability to pay for it?