Federal Congressman, Mexico
2006
Elected representation asks how public choices account for the people whose lives they affect.
Experience
Nearly three decades across public service, finance, executive government and advisory work. A different set of tools now; familiar questions underneath.
Selected experience
2006
Elected representation asks how public choices account for the people whose lives they affect.
Finance brings priorities, available resources and institutional responsibility into the same decision.
Executive coordination connects an administration's priorities to the practical work of government.
San Diego
Advisory work brings operating experience and cross-border context to the task of understanding a problem and weighing choices.
Entrepreneurship puts purpose and judgment to work on the everyday decisions around the family table.
Government and a startup are different environments. But both ask someone to understand a system, identify what matters and make decisions before all the information has arrived.
The value of experience is not that every new problem resembles an old one. It is learning to notice the consequences, the competing priorities and the people who may not be in the room.
Today, as Founder & CEO of The Food Maestro, I bring that perspective to work focused on helping people make better decisions and creating a little less chaos along the way.
See the current work →30 minutes. No pitch deck. Coffee optional.