I co-founded an Internet Retailer Top 500 Company; built on a category defining domain name as a pure-play eCommerce model within a portfolio of brands, SportsMemorabilia.com became the largest online authentic autograph store globally. Our team scaled it to $22M in annual revenue before its acquisition by Fanatics — now a $31B global leader in licensed sports merchandise. Post-acquisition, I led the integration that grew the business to $70M+ annually.
At Fanatics, I launched the company's first athlete-driven content strategy — working alongside Peyton Manning, Aaron Judge, Magic Johnson, and others. In parallel, I integrated business intelligence tools and predictive analytics into the operation — an early bet on connecting data to decisions that shaped how I work today. Since then I've operated across venture studios, media companies, and high-growth businesses — from a Shopify-featured eCommerce brand to an MLB player-owned media company.
I've spent 20 years at the intersection of operations, growth, and technology. The AI work I do now is built on that foundation — not theory.
01Co-Founder & COO — SportsMemorabilia.com, acquired by Fanatics Inc. Internet Retailer Top 500 Website.
02Marketing Executive — Fanatics Inc, valued at $31B. Drove innovative solutions like business intelligence suite and content-driven commerce.
03Venture GM — Built GTM strategy for Italian-based global experiences business; sold 12,000 units and >$1mm in year one, picked by Shopify as the only 1 of 2.3 million merchants to create feature documentary
04Venture Studio EIR / VP Ecommerce — Built and launched incubator and accelerator model alongside a paid media agency; drove GTM from the ground up and generated $1M+ revenue in year one
05Showrunner — MLB player-owned media company, $400K+ first-year revenue, 200M+ organic impressions
06Thought Leader — Keynote Speaker at European eCommerce Conference, Bilbao, Spain; Contributor at Fox Business Live (the business of sports memorabilia); Panel Leadership at GDS Summit, Domo, et al.
The Common Thread
Every business is different.
There are no templates.
The industries are different. The underlying system is the same. Every business I've touched — from a $22M eCommerce exit to an athlete-owned media company — ran on the same core levers: build the right audience, convert them efficiently, deliver an experience worth remembering, and run a tight operation behind it all.
Audience AcquisitionCustomer ExperienceRevenue OperationsMarketing SystemsDistribution & Logistics
The industry changes. The playbook is built to travel.