At the end of the day, I’m a husband and a dad first. Time is the most valuable asset I’ll ever have, and I try to spend it where it matters most. Right now my kids are in the thick of their activities, and it’s been a joy to be fully present with them—on the sidelines, in the car rides, and in all the in‑between moments that make this season special.

I’ve always been drawn to things that feel real—authentic relationships, meaningful work, honest conversations. My faith shapes a lot of that. I consider myself a Christ follower, even if that phrase tends to come with baggage. For me, it’s simple: be humble, work hard, stay strong, be kind, and love others. Those five things guide how I try to show up every day.

Outside of work, I’m usually chasing something that gets me outside or lets me disappear into a different world. I love mountain and gravel biking, being in the woods, and listening to pretty much any genre of music. I’m a fan of Logic, even if DMX held the top spot for far too long in my younger days. I also love reading, especially the kind of books that pull you into new places and perspectives.

I don’t have much patience for the superficial. I’d rather build things that last, make decisions with intention, and surround myself with people who value honesty over noise. Maybe that’s the Swiss heritage showing up. Either way, the older I get, the more I realize that the real stuff—the grounded, genuine, quietly sturdy stuff—is what matters most to me.