A career spent making complexity disappear.
For over two decades, I've worked at the intersection of large enterprises and complex technology transitions — managing multi-million dollar programs across global Fortune 500 companies. My job was always the same: identify where time and money are being wasted, and build a system that eliminates it.
I've led IT programs across four continents, managed portfolios exceeding $50M, and delivered transitions that became internal benchmarks — often at 50% of the allocated budget through disciplined process design.
In 2024, I started looking at small law firms — not the large ones with IT departments — the solo practitioners and 5-attorney firms running family law practices, immigration offices, and estate planning desks. What I saw stopped me cold.
These attorneys were doing manually what I had automated at enterprise scale for a decade. Client intake on paper. Engagement letters typed from scratch every time. Follow-up calls instead of automated reminders. No dashboard. No visibility. Just a pile of sticky notes and a calendar that already had too much on it.
I didn't need to study the problem. I'd spent 20 years solving it. I just needed to build something small enough for a solo attorney to use on day one — and powerful enough to grow with them. That's FirmMind AI.