I spent twenty-two years at PwC advising executives, founders, boards, and investors through IPOs, acquisitions, governance challenges, and periods of significant change. In 2017, I was admitted to the partnership—an achievement I had spent my career pursuing.
At the end of 2025, I made the difficult decision to leave.
That experience reshaped how I think about leadership. Success doesn’t eliminate uncertainty. It changes the questions leaders have to answer.
Today my work takes three forms, all of it the same questions asked at different scales. I founded Tether Business Solutions, where I build and run AI & automation systems for underserved, owner-led businesses. I serve on a small number of advisory boards. And I take on selective finance and accounting engagements during consequential moments.
What connects them is judgment. The information is rarely the problem — deciding what to do with it is.