Why I do
what I do.
2007, Melbourne. I’m in my early twenties. I’ve just built a community of Germans on the other side of the world, and I’m standing at the corner of Young & Jacksons when something clicks: People are remarkably similar wherever you go. What sets them apart is who they meet. And which doors open because of it.
Seventeen years later I’m on a terrace in Vietnam with my wife and our two kids, looking into the mountains, and the same truth hits me again. Eight months through Indonesia, Vietnam, Australia. The kids were three and five. Open-mindedness, for me, isn’t a word on a values slide. It’s what my family grows up with.
Entrepreneurs, owners, managing directors who met through me and now do business together, build projects, share friendships. That’s my craft. And it’s always the same job: bringing the right people into the same room.