Senior business and technology advisor with nearly a decade of experience helping organizations navigate AI-driven transformation, technology strategy, and emerging technology adoption. I serve as a trusted advisor to CxOs across Fortune 500 companies, multinational corporations, and public sector organizations, helping leaders evaluate disruptive technologies, define investment priorities, and translate innovation into business value.
My work focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence, business strategy, and digital transformation, with expertise spanning enterprise AI strategy, AI governance, agentic AI, robotics, digital twins, autonomous operations, and emerging technologies. I advise organizations on the implications of technological change, helping them prepare for future-state business models and evolving operating environments.
In addition to my advisory work, I am an active researcher, speaker, and educator. I regularly engage with senior executives through briefings, workshops, and conference presentations, and I serve as a Graduate Researcher and Guest Lecturer at Georgetown University, where I contribute to research and deliver lectures on AI strategy, governance, and responsible adoption.
Expertise: Artificial Intelligence, AI Governance, Agentic AI, Emerging Technologies, Robotics, Digital Twins, Autonomous Business Operations, Technology Strategy, Digital Transformation.
Supported national innovation initiatives for Japan's largest public R&D organization across artificial intelligence, robotics, renewable energy, advanced materials, and industrial modernization. Developed technology strategies, commercialization roadmaps, and partnership frameworks spanning industry, academia, and government.
NEDO, Research
R&D, Emerging Technology, 2 years
Enterprise Architecture Leadership
Future-State Architecture and Governance
Technology and Domain Architecture Coordination
Emerging Technology Adoption
Master of Business Administration (MBA), Georgetown University
Master of Science (MS), Johns Hopkins University
Bachelor of Arts (BA), University of Tennessee
Business and technology trend evaluation, business and technology architecture implications, enable business model transformation, digital business transformation, technology innovation and strategy.