I have spent my career turning emerging technology into something useful, scalable, and valuable in the real world.

I’ve built four AI practices across IBM, Genpact, Deloitte, and PwC, including two that grew beyond $200 million. I was named an IBM Distinguished Engineer, one of the company’s highest technical distinctions, and I am an inventor with multiple patents, including patents in AI.

But I have never thought of myself as simply a technologist.

I am a builder and operator.

I like taking on hard problems, seeing what is possible before it is obvious, bringing the right people together, building the technology and operating model around an idea, and turning it into something that works at scale.

My career has taken me from early work in computing, engineering, and large-scale technology infrastructure to enterprise architecture, artificial intelligence, customer experience, global transformation, entrepreneurship, and venture building.

The technology has changed dramatically along the way.

My purpose hasn’t.