About Me

I started my career in finance on Wall Street as a stockbroker, and excelled very quickly.  I loved it… and then I hated it. So I left finance after receiving an offer that was impossible to refuse. I went on to help build a company from 12 people to 150, and revenue north of $25M. The company was later acquired by Godaddy. Post acquisition, I then took some time off to figure out my next move.  

When I came back to work, I began sharing with founders what worked for me. My teams and I quickly realized that most founders were technical, who understood product development — but the black box was understanding how to sell and acquire paying customers. That was my jam. Therefore, I began coaching founders on the side… and something wonderful happened —  they started killing it.

Rampd was born out of this need. 

I now operate a boutique consulting firm that helps early led founding teams generate their first million in revenue.

When I’m not consulting, I enjoy lifting heavy things, surfing, jiu jitsu, and spending time with my wife and two little boys.