A journey of unstoppable ambition alongside
consistent exceptional performance
Founder & Builder
Risk-taking, entrepreneurship, and excellence from the very beginning
Jumped off a 160m bridge with a rope attached to my legs aged 12 despite being underage. Likely a world record for the youngest bungee jump at the time. Then went skydiving aged 16. Not reckless, but calculated. Have always pushed boundaries others won't.
Started repairing and selling game consoles on eBay and built a website (consolerepair.net). First taste of entrepreneurship: finding broken things, fixing them, and creating value.
Set a 7-year goal to become an investment banker aged 14. My ambition showed early. Proactively pursued three investment banking internships while still in high school. Achieved it and then walked away for something bigger.
Awarded the prestigious Arkwright Engineering Scholarship only given to a few high-calibre students nationally through a rigorous portfolio and academic review, creative problem solving tests and in-depth interviews.
Excelled academically at school and studied 4 A-levels rather than the usual 3, earning a place at the London School of Economics (LSE). Studied the hardest degree (BSc Mathemetics & Economics) at the LSE and founded a student run coprorate finance blog called Student Merger.
Completed a 42km marathon and a 52km triathlon. Mental and physical toughness aren't optional for founders, they're foundational.
Thrived as an M&A banker at Morgan Stanley, but it didn't fulfill my entrepreneurial ambitions. Walked away from £300K to build something bigger.
Despite being ranked top amongst peers in investment banking, I wanted more. Hustled my way into a non-entry level M&A role at Morgan Stanley with zero experience by teaching myself financial modelling and placing in the top 10% of a CFA exam. Worked 100-hour weeks and loved every second.
Barely slept. Did nothing but work. Sacrificed everything for excellence. Unlike everyone else, I didn't burn out - I stayed healthy with a strict running schedule. Then decided: let's do this again, but for my own startup.
Quit my £150K job to pursue entrepreneurial ambitions. Turned down a £300K job. Started with 2 years of runway, no concrete idea, and zero coding experience. Mission: build a tech decacorn. Most would call this insane. I call it inevitable.
Built 30+ projects from scratch as a self-taught developer. No bootcamp. No CS degree. Just relentless learning, building, and shipping. Check my GitHub for proof.
Founded and built LostPetFlyers.com. Went from idea to $900 revenue in 11 days. Speed of execution matters. Especially when you're self-funded.
Won $5,000 at my first-ever hackathon (Google). Built an agentic AI booking platform for accessible hotels. From zero hackathon experience to a finalist - in one weekend.
Selected by Tom Blomfield (YC Partner, Founder of Monzo) from thousands of applications for an in-person office hour at Sequoia's offices. Chosen based on academic profile and real traction.
The next travel decacorn
An AI-native operating system for travel businesses that will transform how travel is arranged globally, from manual processes to seamless agentic automations.
Want to join a founder who's all-in, relentlessly ambitious, and has a proven track record of execution? Let's talk.