I'm obsessed with one question: how do we build an economy that actually works for everyone? I think about not just who gets funded, but what structures, incentives, and models let founders stay true to their purpose and include all stakeholders.
I'm based in Philly and currently Project Lead for the Values-Led Business Project at Transform Finance, where I'm building the evidence base and practical tools for founders who want to operate differently. I work on case studies, research, and resources grounded in real companies that have chosen workers, communities, and long-term sustainability without sacrificing ambition.
Before this, I spent a year and a half as an investor at Unshackled Ventures, backing immigrant founders from day zero. That work, and the founders I most wanted to support, kept pointing me toward a bigger question: what has to be true structurally for mission-driven companies to survive and scale? That question brought me here.
I also built U-Labs, a curated community for immigrant engineers and scientists, a space for high-potential technical talent before they become founders, where we surfaced early signals and created conditions for people to activate into company creation on their own terms.
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