I’m currently Chief of Staff and Head of the CEO Office at zerohash, the infrastructure behind crypto, stablecoin, and tokenization products at some of the world’s largest companies. We power crypto trading for companies like Interactive Brokers, Morgan Stanley, tastytrade, and Public; onchain payments flows for Visa, Stripe, Worldpay, Shift4, and Kalshi; and tokenization products for BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, and Securitize.
Before zerohash I spent six years at Rally, a first-of-its-kind financial platform for buying and selling SEC-qualified equity shares in ultra-rare assets the same way you trade stocks. I did a bit of everything - sourcing and underwriting assets, preparing IPOs, and moving, insuring, and safeguarding the collection, which included one of 18 surviving original Broadside copies of the Declaration of Independence and Deaton, a 66-million-year-old dinosaur. Logistics get interesting when the cargo is irreplaceable, or extinct.
The project that changed my trajectory was helping create the framework for the first SEC-qualified securitized digital wallet, which held CryptoPunk #9760. Getting regulators and insurers comfortable with an NFT inside a digital wallet as the underlying asset for a Regulation A+ offering (and, shortly after, with distributing things like airdrops to shareholders) was the forcing function that made the potential of onchain infrastructure impossible for me to ignore, and it's the main reason I made the jump to zerohash.
I studied at Brown, where I played left tackle on the football team (and tore my labrum three seasons in a row).
Every September I spend time out on Long Island for the 24 Heures du Montauk, a one-day, invitation-only automotive event I co-founded in 2021.
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