• Building Genesis One, early-stage work on clinical AI for fertility care. It starts from a simple problem: women spend years and small fortunes navigating fertility decisions with almost no personalized guidance.
• Writing Feeling Fertile, a weekly letter on the science, policy, and economics of women’s health, read by 10,000+ people. Read it
• Studying MPH in Health Management at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and MSc Informatics (AI and Bioinformatics) at the University of Zurich.

I spent the first part of my career in finance: Goldman Sachs, venture capital at GFC and Architect Capital, and operating roles at DoorDash and an early-stage company. I hold a CPA, a CFA, and an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.

I moved into women’s health because it is where I saw the widest gaps at once: in capital, in technical talent, and in unmet need. I am here to do interdisciplinary research and to build a company that treats physical, mental, and spiritual health as one problem, not three.

I find my way around a new city by its coffee shops and its libraries. I am happiest outside and moving: a hike, a ski run, a long run along water, ideally in Switzerland. The rest of my time goes to books, to slowly getting better at German, and to a small dog named François, who has opinions of his own.

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