The shift
From the expert with the answer,
to the orchestrator who governs the system that finds it.
The last era rewarded the person who knew the most. The next one rewards the person who can direct a fleet of agents — and stay accountable for what they ship. That's the discipline I'm building in public.
The work · an autonomous software factory
A company that builds itself — staffed by agents, governed by one human.
Specialized departments spec, build, review, and ship software autonomously. Nothing merges or deploys without my explicit approval. This is the Skunk-Workz experiment: proving the operating model before the products.
FORGE
Turns a spec into a reviewed, tested pull request — the build line of the factory.
AEGIS
Data governance & security — guards every change before it can ship.
AURORA
Skunk-Workz foresight — deep research two-to-five years ahead.
QUILL · CANVAS · HERALD
Content & brand — the build-in-public engine.
SCHOLAR · DISTILL
Learning — turning raw research into durable playbooks.
JARVIS
The conductor. Every approval, merge and deploy passes through the human here.
Proof, in public
Receipts, not claims.
The factory ships real software. The most honest way to show the model works is to point at what it built.
nightly
First product out of the factory: RotImpact — a data-governance scoring tool, spec'd, built, reviewed and hardened by the agent staff. More in the feed.
Speaking & events
The day job is the foundation, not a footnote.
As a VP at Veeam, I spend my days with enterprise leaders on the biggest stages in the industry — where data, trust and infrastructure decisions get made. That two decades of operating credibility is exactly what makes the after-hours experiment worth watching.
Available for keynotes and panels on enterprise AI, human-agent orchestration, and the future of technical leadership.
Human-Agent Orchestration: leading a workforce you don't hire
Data, trust & resilience at enterprise scale
From expert to orchestrator: the next technical leader
The arc
Dropout to VP to builder — the long way round.
The credibility is earned, not claimed. Every step of the path is why the orchestrator experiment isn't a hobbyist's toy.
Watch the build
The experiment runs in the open.
Follow the factory shipping in real time — the wins, the failures, and the operating model as it takes shape.