A collection of features, interviews, and coverage over the years — from college-era startup competitions to developer experience leadership.
Canterbury School's alumni magazine ran a two-page feature titled "Serial Entrepreneur" Finds Big Success in Big Tech, covering the arc from teaching myself to program at 11, through Canterbury and RIT, to Apple, Yahoo, Buffer, Sidestep, Pickle, and leading DevRel at 8x8.
"Your reputation outlives you, and giving your time to others is the most valuable thing you can do."Read on Issuu (starts page 14)
Beyoncé invested in the startup I co-founded, Sidestep.
Sidestep was named a finalist in the NFL, TechCrunch, and Stanford Graduate School of Business's "1st and Future" competition, presenting on stage at Stanford.
RIT48 was a competition we created at university — students pitched, planned, and launched a web or mobile startup in 48 hours. Sponsors included Mozilla, Microsoft, and GitHub.
A website I built in college to help students find summer jobs. Featured on Rochester's 13 WHAM.
I'm happy to be interviewed for podcasts, publications, or panels on developer experience, API design, DevRel leadership, or building products in public.
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