I was raised in London and have since lived across Oxford, Boston, San Francisco, and now New York City.

I studied between Oxford and London before practising as a medical doctor within the UK's National Health Service, where I was also deeply involved in academic research and teaching. From there I moved into venture capital, investing in early stage healthcare technology companies. That work reshaped how I thought about what healthcare could and should look like, and eventually drew me to Boston to explore the field more closely, particularly the application of artificial intelligence.

After nearly a year of research, I moved to San Francisco to found Taxo, an agentic platform that automates the full spectrum of administrative operations traditionally burdening healthcare providers.

Outside of work, I serve as an editor and peer reviewer across several medical journals. I also love tennis, poker, and standup comedy.