About Me

Before starting Aiden, I proudly served six years in the United States Air Force, where I learned the value of leadership, discipline, and service while building lifelong friendships and traveling around the world.

After leaving the military, I worked under the Department of Veterans Affairs, helping fellow veterans navigate their educational journeys and pursue new opportunities. As someone who once faced the uncertainty of that transition myself, giving back to the veteran community while pursuing my own education was deeply meaningful to me.

One of the most influential experiences on my journey was completing an internship with a software company specializing in payment processing. It gave me a firsthand look at the industry and helped inspire the vision that would later become Aiden.

My educational journey eventually led to admission into the USC Marshall School of Business, a goal I had spent years pursuing. Walking away from that opportunity was not a decision I took lightly. But as Aiden grew, I became convinced that the best way to learn business was not only in the classroom, but by building something that could create real value for others. That conviction led me to dedicate myself to bringing Aiden to life.

Aiden was founded because we saw a problem worth solving. We believe business owners should spend their time growing their business—not managing complicated systems. Everything we build starts with that simple idea.