My story
It started with summer construction jobs.
While I was studying Industrial Distribution at Texas A&M, I spent my summers owning and running construction projects with my buddies. Nobody handed us a playbook. We bid the work, did the work, and learned what it means when the outcome is on you.
That lesson followed me everywhere — onto the manufacturing floor at Dell, into enterprise software sales, and into every company I’ve started since. I like finding a practical problem, rolling up my sleeves, and building the team that solves it.
Today I split my time between leading Bryte Light, serving on boards, building a few products of my own, and thinking about what I want to build for the next twenty years.
- College summers
First taste of ownership
Owned and ran summer construction projects with friends while in school.
- Class of 2004
Texas A&M University
B.S. in Industrial Distribution. Gig ’em.
- Early career
Dell → enterprise software
Led a 60-person manufacturing team at Dell, then moved into enterprise software with Boomi, Pervasive, and Asure.
- 2008
RightGift
My first technology startup — software that helped charities build awareness and grow donations.
- SourceDay
Co-founder & CEO
Built with my co-founder Clint McRee, from bootstrapped beginnings through a $31.5M Series C led by Norwest Venture Partners.
- Nov 2024
SourceDay Board of Directors
Handed the CEO role to Michael Miller and moved to the board to pursue new ventures.
- Today
CEO, board member, builder
Leading Bryte Light, advising The Soccer Movement and EcoPulse, and building products of my own.
