I'm the founder & CEO of Momba, a Massachusetts-based startup that gives university students things they need where they live, whenever they need them. We customize best-in-class vending machines to serve "dorm essentials" (e.g., toiletries, laundry detergent, phone chargers, etc.) to university residents, and pledge no less than 10% of profits to support host schools' financial aid programs. We also offer entrepreneurial students valuable opportunities to earn money, learn business skills through experience, and make a positive impact on their communities.

Prior to Momba, I worked at Bullhorn, a global leader in cloud-based recruiting software and services. I joined Bullhorn to help launch Bullhorn Reach as the product's first marketing manager, became the product's first enterprise account executive as we began monetizing it, and served as its Evangelist to deepen its position as a thought leader in social recruiting and recruiting innovation, before ultimately serving as the Bullhorn's Social Media Evangelist.

Before Bullhorn, I worked in business development & strategy at Jack Morton Worldwide (an IPG company), a leading global brand experience agency.

I received my Bachelor's degree in philosophy and sociology from Harvard College. At Harvard, I co-founded and led The Harvard Voice as its publisher with Miran Pavic, its editor. I then toured cross-country as frontman of the band Big Time. In 2011, we released an EP with Greg Wells as Mount Auburn.

I continue to write music and occasionally blog.

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