I have been starting things since high school. At 17 I ran K Productions, a web design and advertising agency that reached $100K ARR before I graduated. My summers went to Dignity Health, working accounting, resources, the ICU and the ER. I translated for Vietnamese patients at a community clinic, taught at my church, and edited video for anyone who asked.
College at ASU brought Accompanian, which was acquired. Then Solisa, venture-backed and scaled to millions in revenue with a 12-person team and enterprise clients I closed myself. DoorStopper came and went inside a single quarter, which taught me more about pivots than the two years before it.
Now Kijestic, Dermetry and Dasom, where I am testing a bigger idea: that one person with the right AI infrastructure can operate like a company. I am fluent in English and Vietnamese, based in Arizona, and I answer my own email.
Founder-led sales
I closed every enterprise account at Solisa myself. Selling is not a department, it is the founder's job.
Trust first
Demo before anyone pays. Proof up front, payment after approval.
End-to-end ownership
Architecture, code, pricing, contract, delivery. One owner, no handoffs.
Agents do the work
I build the systems that run operations so I can focus on direction and relationships.
