An engineer’s mind.A creative eye.
I build businesses, work with technology and AI, and help people make better use of it. I’m just as passionate about the creativity and care behind a well-designed space or photograph as I am about the processes and systems that make a business work. This is a small collection of what I’m building, what I’m learning and what keeps me curious.
I studied industrial engineering at Stellenbosch University and started my career building automated fintech solutions for large South African asset managers. That taught me a way of thinking about how things fit together: the people involved, the decisions they make and the systems around them.
My work has since grown across design, digital technologies and entrepreneurship. Through Tomorrow Media, I’ve developed a deep understanding of unlocking digital growth for businesses by building their organic online presence. I enjoy being close enough to a creative idea to shape it, and close enough to the work to help make it real.
In 2025, a good friend and I started TomorrowToday, a weekly newsletter about AI and technology. We had known each other since university, and our conversations about AI were becoming a little relentless. I joked that we were either going to stop being friends or start writing a newsletter. Thankfully, we chose the latter.
Those conversations became something bigger. Our first free webinar led to multiple businesses asking for help embedding AI within their teams, and that work grew into Fluent. Today, I help people turn curiosity about AI into practical ability and better judgement in their everyday work.
Encapsulating all these different projects is our venture studio and incubator, Tomorrow Ventures. At our core, we’re interested in building things that can last: businesses with sound foundations, technology people can use well, and work that helps people flourish. There is plenty still to learn. That is part of what makes it worth doing.
I also love architecture, photography and travelling the world. They give me another way to pay attention: to proportion, light, detail and the way different people experience a space. I’m interested in what it means to build more sustainably, from architectural creations to the businesses we grow. I want that same care to show up in the things I build, whether the result is a website, a business or a useful new way of working in the age of AI.
