About · The Interpreter Interface
Most consultants speak
one of these languages.
I speak all three.
Financial Rigor
20 yrs
Wall Street
- Executive leadership
- Fortune 500 strategy & operations
Creative Intuition
MFA
Design school
- SVA Valedictorian
- Creative operations and systems design
Technical Reality
AI
Execution
- Faculty at ArtCenter & SVA. Teaching at CalTech.
- Implementing production AI
Production-grade AI workflows that respect your brand, your budget, and your people.
// Where I fit
An operator
who ran a P&L on a trading floor for twenty years and knows what it costs when a workflow breaks in the middle of a quarter.
A systems architect
who maps how your work actually moves, then designs the system it should move through.
An educator
who teaches at ArtCenter, SVA, and CalTech, which is why the handover is the part I am best at.
I have run the operation and built the systems.
You get someone who can show you both.
// Operator context
The operating partner
for firms that run
on judgment.
I spent twenty years on Wall Street learning how to execute under pressure and deliver results that show up in quarterly numbers. Then I got an MFA because I wanted to understand how creative operations actually work, not just theorize about them. Now I teach AI implementation at CalTech, ArtCenter, and SVA while deploying it for Fortune 500 creative teams.
Field + Edge exists because firms were stuck in pilot purgatory. Tools were evolving faster than workflows could adapt. Leaders knew AI mattered and had no path from experiments to production. I built this practice to close that distance, and I work with investment firms and creative organizations alike, because both of them run on the judgment of a small number of people.
I map how your work moves, build the systems it should move through, and hand your team the controls. Then I stay long enough that they are the ones operating it.