My Journey from Boardroom to Living Room

I’ve spent nearly twenty years guiding Fortune 500 companies through digital transformation, always with a simple mission: find ways to elegantly enhance people’s lives with technology. Over the years, as I performed research to understand how people adopted technologies in their homes, I noticed a recurring pattern. People often weren’t experiencing the promises of convenience, efficiency, and peace of mind that technology promised.

Living on both sides of this challenge—frequently as a guest in multi-million dollar estates, and as a homeowner myself—I experienced firsthand the disconnect between what these technologies promised and how they performed, day to day. Beautiful systems sat unused or were reduced to their most basic settings, simply because they were too complicated.

I watched brilliant executives, masters of complexity in the business world, struggle just to play music in their living rooms. Their homes, filled with dazzling automation and integrated controls, became sources of confusion and irritation instead of relaxation.

That’s when it clicked. The same human-centered design principles I used to help businesses could revolutionize how families interact with their homes. I call this philosophy “sophisticated simplicity”—making even the most complex homes feel effortless to live in.

Despite my background advising leaders on cutting-edge technology, I don’t consider myself an early adopter in my own home. I seek proven solutions that integrate seamlessly into individual lifestyles.

My approach combines:

• Human experience design: Systems are tailored to you and your family, fitting naturally into your routines rather than forcing new ones.
• An adaptive service philosophy: I meet you exactly where you are, whether you prefer managing details or want everything taken care of seamlessly.
• Executive-level project management: Your property is treated like a high-stakes operation requiring precise coordination.
• Local intelligence: Each home is as unique as its location—what works in Kentfield may not work in Tahoe or Sonoma. I honor those differences.

Every luxury home is unique, and every homeowner’s relationship with their space is deeply personal. My job isn’t to impose systems, but to listen, understand, and quietly engineer the support structures that make your lifestyle shine.

Outside of luxury home care, I’m also an artist—creativity is at the heart of how I solve problems and see potential where others see puzzles. And as a proud resident of Kentfield, I bring a deep appreciation for the local community and its distinct character.

Today, my passion lies in bridging the gap between sophisticated technology and the dream of effortless luxury living. With the right guidance, even the most advanced property can become what it should always be: a sanctuary, not a source of stress.

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Northern California is a rich tapestry of special places that people call home. Whether it’s the redwood-canopied charm of Mill Valley, the waterfront elegance of Tiburon, Belvedere, and Strawberry, the wooded estates of Kentfield and Ross, or the Mediterranean beauty of Sausalito in Marin—each community has its own distinct character and care requirements.

The same thoughtful approach applies to San Francisco’s most prestigious neighborhoods: from the grand estates of Pacific Heights and Presidio Heights, to the historic sophistication of Nob Hill, the oceanfront luxury of Sea Cliff, the exclusive enclave of Presidio Terrace, the panoramic vistas of Russian Hill, and the master-planned elegance of St. Francis Wood.

My deep local knowledge of these exceptional communities, combined with a strategic mindset honed through years of helping organizations align their operations with their vision, ensures that every aspect of your home’s care honors both your investment and your lifestyle. This isn’t just about home management—it’s about creating a comprehensive ecosystem of care that matches the standards these remarkable neighborhoods deserve.