I was born in La Jolla, CA and lived there through high school. I grew up playing a lot of tennis, volunteering in politics, and playing the violin while working hard at school and enjoying the great weather.

I was fortunate enough to get into Stanford as a tennis recruit and played tennis all four years there, definitely the best times in my life. I studied math and econ and started political newspaper to encourage debate on campus. I definitely have a soft spot for Stanford and return there as frequently as I can.

After Stanford, I thought I should see some of the rest of the world outside of coastal California, so I went to do a master's in finance at the London School of Economics. The experience helped open my mind to think even more about major world issues, and I really enjoyed meeting people from all over the world.

As great as the international experience was, I am very happy to be back in SF. I am currently working for an awesome consulting firm in the city and absolutely enjoying life.

Consulting for a whole bunch of cool businesses during the week

Playing tennis and exploring SF on the weekends

Being a leader

Taking initiative

Working hard

Playing tennis

Debating politics

Enjoying life

I am a driven guy who really likes to competition (and winning!)

Favorite movies - Man on Fire, Taken, and The Island

Tennis/working out

Politics

Being productive

Great friends

Great family

Having a good time

How I can have a major impact on the world over the course of my life

Hanging out with friends and having a good time

Even though I consider myself a rational, scientific guy, I can be very superstitious, particularly when playing tennis

You are nice, smart, athletic, driven, and have a positive attitude!