I'm a C-Suite Director & Advisor for technology companies operating at the intersection of citizen science, decentralized finance, and storytelling.  I'm particularly passionate about helping Seed-stage startups refine their company's use case for blockchain to accelerate market adoption and strengthen funding.  I'm currently a Mentor for SOSV's dlab accelerator and a past Fellows Coach for TED Conferences.  I've been fortunate to work with world-class teams in blockchain, biotech, carbon capture, remote sensing, stratigraphy, and analytics. 

 

I led the creation of an Antiquities Registry on the Ethereum blockchain (Tachyon '18 at ConsenSys) and led a $1.5M grant funding round for the Globalxplorerº satellite mapping platform.

 

I've been COO for Helixworks Technologies, Director of Development for GlobalXplorerº, Fellows Coach for TED, and Carbon Tracing Strategist for Emurgo.  I've advised the U.S. State Department on the Maker Movement, the Department of Energy on Climate Communications and Tata Trusts on the creation of a Citizen Archaeology Movement for India.  I'm also the founder of OpenAntiquity.  My volunteer work includes Organizing & Development for Maker Faire Africa, Content Strategist for Reffatorio Gastromotiva, and Communications for the Social Gastronomy movement.

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My personal work considers how decentralized social networks, molecular communications and the increasing complexity in our world might self-assemble to change the future of what and why we make, how we view identity and the systems we harness to evolve our own humanity.  Every era has had its own aesthetics, its own codes. In my work, I seek to collaborate with scientists, engineers, artists, and other designers, to explore the possible 'codes' for a new era of bio-design and blockchain, as tools for creating reducible scales of beauty.

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I use DePhi to support indigenous STEM, African manufacturing, Nature Rights, and infrastructure for the idea economy.

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I'm not much for posting on social streams, but you can find me on Twitter and LinkedIn if you'd like to say hello.

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