Since 2005, my work has been pharmacy and healthcare operations at the director and executive level, along with founding my own firms. That work includes pharmacies established from the ground up across the country; telehealth and telepharmacy programs, hub services, pharmacy benefit management services and prescription discount card programs, built more than once; teams led through ACHC and URAC accreditation and through pharmacy licensure in all fifty states; and a loss-making company returned to profitability and guided through acquisition.
Twenty years of leading regulated businesses built a deep set of skills that carry straight over to this work: reading what people actually need, designing a process that holds up under pressure, and shipping something that performs on day one rather than only in a demonstration. Systems that satisfied regulators, auditors and real patients set the standard for every site and application built here.
I was born and raised in the local church, where my father serves as pastor to this day. Over the years I have played drums, run sound, taught Sunday school, led youth, directed a men's ministry, designed the graphics and produced the media. When a church needs a site or an application, I already understand how a Sunday works. My family and I are members of First Apostolic Church in Maryville, Tennessee.
Most of my work today is for churches, ministries, authors and small businesses. My projects are designed and built with AI-assisted tools, which is why they are completed in days or weeks rather than months. The thinking, the design decisions and the quality review are mine, and you work with me directly from start to finish.
My most recent passion project was publishing my first book, Keep Digging: Living Water for Thirsty Souls, written for the tired believer and for the seasons that ask you to keep going. The book came out of the same seasons that led me to the tools I build with today, and the glory for both belongs to God. It carries a foreword by Pastor Chad Erickson and is available now in paperback on Amazon.
Tell me what you need. If it is not the right fit, you will hear that up front.