Information management, blockchain, digital governance and now agentic AI — always the same job underneath: reading where a technology is really headed, and helping people get there without breaking what already works.
Spotting emerging technology early, then turning it into a proposition or proof-of-concept an organisation can actually evaluate — not just a slide deck about the future.
Aligning business and IT, running the transition, and building the governance that keeps new information systems accountable once they're live.
Current focus: autonomous systems that analyse, structure and connect complex organisational information — with a strong preference for local, privacy-conscious AI over purely centralised cloud models.
Tokenisation, decentralised systems and coordination mechanisms — strategy and delivery for public and private organisations, from tax authorities to fintech scale-ups.
Owned development of the Latus CMS platform end to end — product, technology strategy and company positioning during the early internet startup years.
Implemented operational and functional management processes and information systems, guiding organisational change for public and private clients across logistics, staffing and finance.
Positioned and developed Information Management, advised the CIO, and set up governance and control processes. Built out the functional management team and coordinated business and IT at tactical level.
Advised management and senior stakeholders on positioning Information Management. Led the company-wide SharePoint Document Management System rollout, business–IT alignment and transition management, alongside early strategic exploration of blockchain and cryptocurrency.
Four years living and sailing internationally with family: long-distance offshore navigation, technical maintenance, logistics and risk management in resource-constrained, changing conditions. Paired the voyage with fundraising and support for Amazon rainforest preservation through Fundação Opção Verde, Brazil.
Returning from four years offshore with a clear course: implementing AI-enabled, agentic information systems — software that can analyse, structure and connect an organisation's information without needing a human to hold every thread.
The particular interest is local and privacy-conscious AI environments for legal, financial and document-intensive work: autonomous agents that operate under an organisation's own governance rather than by default handing everything to a centralised cloud model.
It's the same thread that has run through two decades of information management and blockchain work — trust, self-sovereignty and coordination — now applied to the next generation of AI systems.