Community
I keep hosting real-world gatherings while building GetNetworked because the best way to understand human connection is to actually put people in rooms together. Community isn’t created when someone joins a platform. It develops through shared experiences, repeated interaction, generosity, trust — and people choosing to show up again.
Conversation series · Atlanta
Founders, executives and operators together around the practical business implications of AI. An honest conversation with people who have actually shipped something, then curated networking. The questions that make it good are the unglamorous ones — what did it cost, what broke, what did your team refuse to use.
Professional networking
Mixers run the way the platform argues events should work: introductions planned rather than left to chance. We use our own software for every one of them, which is the fastest way I know to find out what is still broken in it.
Men's workouts
Early mornings, hard training, and a group of men who notice when you don't show up. No performance, no production — just the standing appointment and the people who keep it with you.
Also running
Coach with Northside Youth Organization’s speed & agility program
Why it matters
Technology isn’t inherently the problem. But we need to be far more intentional about using it to lead people toward meaningful human interaction rather than away from it.
That’s a problem I’m interested in spending a long time working on.
Leadership & community
Peer relationships and executive conversations with Atlanta CEOs, founders and business leaders.
A high-accountability community built on disciplined execution, measurable goals and personal growth.