Structure
Meets Warmth.

My grandfather was a WWII frogman who returned home to build security for families through insurance. He taught me the value of Structure—having a plan when the impossible happens.

My father was a top producer at Metropolitan Life. He could walk into a room of strangers and leave with new friends. He taught me the power of Warmth—being there for people when they need you most.

I spent my life trying to choose between them. Until I realized that the best businesses—and the best lives—require both. Structure without warmth is a prison. Warmth without structure is chaos.

I didn't plan to follow their path. I built my career in operations, technology, and financing. But a pivotal conversation with an exposed business owner revealed a critical gap in the market: founders who build incredible value but leave it entirely unprotected. I saw the panic that comes from lack of planning, and I knew—this is where I needed to step in.

But I'm not doing it the way they did. I partner with founders, investors, and business owners in the advanced markets arena. We aren't just selling policies—we are engineering risk architecture. We aren't hoping for the best—we are building leverage for the worst.

Three generations. Same mission. Different altitude.

Today, I help founders build the systems ("Structure") that allow their culture and vision ("Warmth") to scale without breaking.