Two D-I athletes who built infrastructure for the live events they grew up inside.
Economics undergrad. MBA. Nine years across state government technology and cybersecurity, including time inside Splunk-grade data infrastructure — where the job was pulling signals from systems that don't talk to each other and resolving them into one intelligence record. Cybersecurity does that for threats. CerebrOS does it for fan identity — the same pattern, different domain. Builds the architecture. Owns the commercial roadmap.
Active professional basketball player. Business management major. Sold enterprise analytics products — insights software — into corporate finance teams, learning firsthand how analytics infrastructure gets evaluated and adopted inside large organizations. Now leads operations and sports partner relationships at CerebrOS, applying the same motion to how operators adopt fan intelligence infrastructure. Inside the locker room and the front office at once — the credibility signal in every operator conversation.
Both former Division I athletes. The team isn't theoretical about how operators run an organization.