I have a family history of service and joined the Army after completing my education at Cornell, later returning to active service to work in technology organizations.

After my military service in Israel, where I learned discipline, I moved to the US to check on my sister, who was a supermodel in New York City.

After over 30 years in the military, I was passionate about national security logistics optimization, which led me to ASI.

I initially pursued a career in investment banking after leaving the military, which helped me build a toolkit of knowledge before starting my own company.

My military career was stellar, but I wanted to do more than just be a Navy SEAL; I sought out additional challenges like Army Ranger School.

I joined the Air Force to pay for my education at MIT, and my experience there focused on innovating within the Air Force to rapidly deliver new systems to the warfighter.

Transitioning from military service to entrepreneurship can be done at any point in your career, but experiences in companies like Palantir can provide valuable insights.

I initially pursued a career in tech, working at Amazon and Groupon, but I found that chasing what I thought I knew gave me a sense of competence without purpose, leading me to realize the importance of following my passions.

I felt a strong call to service after the invasion of Iraq in 2003, which led me to enlist in the Army as a Green Beret.