My journey

The story so far.

Michigan, OMNIAPATH, Wov3, Hacker Dojo — and what I'm still building next.

  1. Chapter 01Sep 2022 — May 2025

    Michigan

    University of Michigan · Ann Arbor

    Earned a B.A. from the University of Michigan while building a company from a dorm room.

    • B.A. · May 2025
    • 3.82 GPA
    • Started from a dorm room
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  2. Chapter 02May 2022 — Present

    OMNIAPATH

    AI & Entrepreneurship Education

    Built OMNIAPATH from a dorm-room idea to $400K+ in annual revenue, then moved from CEO to Chairman.

    • $400K+ annual revenue
    • 100%+ YoY growth · 2023–2026
    • 300 students internationally
    • 15-person team
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  3. Chapter 03Dec 2024 — Present

    Wov3

    3D-Printed Performance & Recovery Footwear

    Co-founded Wov3, raised $300K, and led a launch that generated $100K+ and sold 1,000+ pairs in two months.

    • $300K raised
    • $100K+ revenue in 2 months
    • 1,000+ pairs sold
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  4. Chapter 04Jan 2026 — Jul 2026

    Hacker Dojo

    Hacker Dojo · Mountain View, California

    Co-founded and led Hacker Dojo’s first startup accelerator, supporting 21 early-stage founders.

    • 21 early-stage founders
    • First accelerator cohort
    • Jan–Jul 2026
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Selected stories

Deeper dives.

01From my Michigan dorm room to OMNIAPATHStarting a company between classes — and growing it to $400K+ in annual revenue.02Taking Wov3 onto the streets of New YorkWhy I bought and branded a shoe truck to put our product directly in people's hands.03Building a program for other foundersEstablishing Hacker Dojo's first startup accelerator and supporting 21 early-stage founders.04From a soccer dream to a sports brandHow a passion for sports led me to co-found a footwear brand.05Bringing my businesses back to the gameThrough Wov3 and OMNIAPATH, I sponsored a soccer team, bringing two parts of my life together.06Working on AI & Tech StartupsAI is a tool. What matters is what we choose to build with it — and whether those products actually make people's lives better.