17 years building brands.
Now automating them.
I spent 17 years at the intersection of technology and marketing — leading GTM strategy, global integrated campaigns, and brand launches for some of the most recognized names in tech: eBay, StubHub, NBA 2K, and StockX. That meant owning multi-channel campaign execution across product, creative, media, and regional teams — and driving country-level expansion into new markets from the ground up.
For the last four years, I've been embedded in the AI space — and not as a latecomer. Before "agentic AI" became an industry buzzword, I was already building and marketing it: working for a startup that developed autonomous AI agents and a new class of AI-powered digital humans — layered on top of LLMs to create more engaging, human-like interactions that went far beyond a standard chatbot or text-based AI conversation. I walked enterprise clients through live product demos across pharmaceutical, customer service, HR, automotive, and financial services — and saw firsthand where these systems create real leverage and what it actually takes to get decision-makers to trust them.
I started AtlasRun because I've lived the pain points — not read about them. The gap isn't tools. It's solutions. Most businesses have access to the same AI products. What they're missing is someone who can translate those capabilities into systems that actually map to their workflows, their team structure, and their goals. Anyone can ship a product. Not many people can sit across from a CMO, a CPO, or a COO and speak fluently in both the language of AI and the language of business outcomes. That's what 17 years of executive marketing experience buys — and it's what AtlasRun brings to every engagement.