About

TL;DR; I help people get new things done.

How It’s Going: Speaking and writing about a well-being metric for teams called The Balance Score (thebalancescore.com) and launching TheSixWeek.com, a health and wellness challenge for groups. Helping the Alliance to Conserve Nashville’s Highland Rim Forest, Cato Neighbors, and District One United with organizing and digital strategy.

How It Started:
I started my Internet career in 1995, when I was the Online Director for the Internet’s first live+online music festival, the New York Music Festival. I helped conceive and launch Apple Computer’s first and only prototype live music streaming service in 1997. I’ve helped produce 5 GRAMMY backstage online experiences, including the first. I helped put the first Emmy Awards on the web. I’ve helped manage five professional services agencies, leading one of them (a fully remote Agile team) as CEO. Organized four 24-Hour Design-a-thon volunteer events in Nashville. I helped create a video-based, translated video-messaging system for an international children’s relief agency and prototyped a digital activism platform. Most recently I became a community organizer and land-use policy geek in rural Nashville.

I love working, playing and creating with transformational technologies and being part of groups of good people doing great things.

Currently researching and writing a book – “The Balance Score – The Missing Metric for Modern Teams” about what I argue is the most important metric for any business or team: the balance and wellbeing of its people. Want to know more? Ask me!