As the CEO of ThriveDX, USA, I lead a dynamic and innovative team committed to revolutionizing cybersecurity training and digital skills education. Under my leadership, ThriveDX has expanded globally from its Miami and Israeli roots, now boasting hundreds of employees and offices worldwide.
 We collaborate with leading universities such as the University of Michigan, the University of Chicago, and the University of Florida, focusing on nurturing digital leaders in cybersecurity and have served over 50,000 students since our inception.
 I am also highly involved in the Miami tech space. As a co-founder of the Miami_Israel Collective, we strive to foster a vibrant tech ecosystem in Miami, connecting it with Israel's innovative sectors. This initiative reflects our dedication to building strong, collaborative tech networks.
 I also serve as a mentor at Techstars and am committed to guiding and supporting emerging tech talents. In this capacity, I leverage my experience and insights to contribute to the growth of the next generation of tech leaders and innovators.
 Additionally, as an Angel Investor, I focus on early-stage, revenue-generating startups, offering investments ranging from $5K to $25K.
 I am part of a group of tech leaders in Miami that is steadfast in its dedication to transforming Miami into a leading hub in the global technology and entrepreneurship landscape, driven by innovation, collaboration, and a deep understanding of the digital world.

3x exited founder. Now building a $10B+ AI venture @AlphanaAI. Sharing stories & lessons from my founder journey | ex-CEO of Razz, ex-Universal Music

Entrepreneur and No-Code Tinkerer. Developing solutions to the world's problems both BIG and small. Built, Coached, & Consulted in a combined 250+ different applications. Founder of What2Watch.io, the digital tv guide (small) and working on the next digital organizer Panga, panga.ai (BIG). Ask me about it!

Miami native. Love being out on the water or in the mountains. Currently working on inCard. "The harder the good, the better the man."