Thirty years building the networks that connect the world. Now writing the stories that make sense of it.
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I spent three decades inside the telecommunications industry — designing, deploying, and managing the infrastructure that carries the world's conversations. From wireline to wireless, from circuit-switched to IP, from 2G to 5G. I've seen the industry transform itself entirely, more than once.
Somewhere along the way, I became fascinated not just by how networks work, but by what they mean — what it says about us that we've built a planet-wide system for human connection, and what happens to society as that system evolves faster than our ability to understand it.
Now I write about that. Long-form. Carefully. For readers who want more than a headline — people who want to actually understand the world they're living in.
What I Do
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Three decades navigating the infrastructure of modern communication — from legacy systems to 5G and beyond. Available for consulting, advisory, and keynote engagements.
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Bridging the gap between deep technical expertise and accessible storytelling. Currently writing on the intersection of technology, society, and what comes next.
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From boardrooms to conferences — translating complex systems thinking into clear, actionable insight for leaders navigating digital transformation.
Writing
Essays, notes, and long-form work on technology, communications, and the human experience of living through constant change.
A book about what thirty years inside the telecommunications industry taught me about how the world actually connects — and where it's all going.
Join the waitlistThe discipline of building systems teaches you something most writers never learn: how to think in first principles, and how to make the invisible visible.
Read the essayTelecoms spent decades trying to be invisible. The next twenty years will belong to the carriers brave enough to mean something to their customers.
Read the essayNobody tells you that the second act is often the more interesting one. Here's what I've learned in the first year of building something entirely new.
Read the noteConnect
Whether you're interested in consulting on a telecoms challenge, booking me for a speaking engagement, or you just want to talk about the future of connected technology — I read every message and reply to most of them.
If you're building something interesting and want a thoughtful perspective from someone who's spent thirty years inside the industry, I'd love to hear about it.