Through words, frames, and code — I've been growing audiences for 10+ years at companies like GitHub, Coinbase, and a16z.
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Run editorial and audience growth across Substack, X, YouTube, and search with a small, scrappy team.
Built the editorial team, launched Coinbase Learn and Coinbase Bytes. Turned a crypto exchange into something people actually read.
Helped build GitHub's editorial team and launched The ReadME Project. Figured out how to talk to developers without getting roasted.
Longform, strategy docs, scripts, and editorial. The actual work.
A full-page ad in The New York Times making the case for a better internet built on blockchain technology—one that puts power back in the hands of users, creators, and builders.
An analysis of how bad policy decisions allow memecoins to flourish, while threatening productive technologies with legal action.
Videos, podcasts, and clips. Same ideas, different shapes.
Podcast guest appearance discussing the books that shaped our thinking across tech and culture.
A conversation with Chris Dixon about his book and the case for a user-owned internet.
What we're reading
Ad read by Bill Simmons
Ad read by Malcolm Gladwell
I've spent ten years at GitHub, Coinbase, and a16z figuring out how to communicate tricky ideas in ways most people can understand. I build teams, develop audiences, and write the actual stuff—from full-page ads and commercial scripts to op eds and newsletters read by millions of people.
My favorite projects are the messy, inscrutable ones. I also think that beautiful, cohesive, clear communication is the closest thing to a superpower a company can have in an era when anyone can make anything.
When I'm not working, you can find me doing escapism through books and movies set in faraway lands, and also touching grass closer to home, in the Pacific Northwest.