I build things worth building.

Meridian is where I invent, and where I find other people doing the same.

Meridian is my venture studio. Not a fund, not a lab. I build things here, and I bring in other people who are building things that clear the same bar — aligned values, real purpose, works for the people it's supposed to serve. The investment is capital or time depending on what the venture calls for.

Built with purpose, not just ambition.

Values-aligned, from the business model up.

Works for the people it's meant to serve.

Rebuilt
Active

Helping people navigate major life transitions with honest, practical support.

Relay
In Development

Tools for small teams that need to move information cleanly without losing people in the process.

Solvent
Planned

Financial clarity for people who were never taught the rules of the game.

Coming soon
Fluent
Planned

Language and communication tools designed around comprehension, not just translation.

Coming soon
Clear
Planned

Honest health information, stripped of incentive structures that make health content unreliable.

Coming soon

Every venture — mine or anyone I align with — clears the same bar. Does it help people with something real? Is the person building it doing it for the right reasons? Does the business model require compromising the people it serves to work? These aren't certifications. They're the centerline.

I spent 20 years building at the extremes — chasing versions of success that kept shifting. Meridian is the centerline I came back to.

The common thread in everything I've built that actually mattered was simple: purpose first, values intact, works for people.

If you're building something that clears that bar and want to talk — capital, time, or just alignment — I'm interested.