About
I'm a leader who's learning to code. Not because it's trendy, but because I genuinely want to understand how things are built.
Over the years I've had the privilege of leading teams and working on hard problems with incomplete information. The people I've learned the most from are the ones who do the actual work — not the ones who talk about it in meetings.
Recently I started building software myself. Using AI as a co-pilot, running things on a NAS at home, making plenty of mistakes along the way. It's been one of the most humbling experiences of my career — in the best possible sense.
I also recently completed the Global Senior Leadership Program at IIM Lucknow. The biggest takeaway wasn't a framework or a model. It was the realisation that no matter how much you know, there's always more you don't. And that's okay.
Leadership & Strategy
Building & Technology
Still Learning
Journey
Where I've Been
2025
Global Senior Leadership Program
IIM Lucknow
Went back to school at a stage in life where you think you already know things. Turns out I had a lot more to learn — and that was the point.
2024
Started Learning to Code
Self-directed
Using AI to build things. Still breaking things regularly, but that's how learning works. Readwise clones, portfolio tools, backend APIs on a NAS at home.
2020s
Leading Cross-functional Teams
Senior Management
Learned that the hardest decisions come with the least data, and that the best leaders are the ones who admit they don't know.
2010s
P&L Ownership
Executive Leadership
Understanding how value moves across an organisation is humbling. There are always people behind the numbers doing the real work.
What I believe
"The best leaders are the ones who
never stop being students."
I try to approach everything with curiosity rather than certainty. It doesn't always work. But it's the intention that counts.
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