It was on the front lines of patient care that he identified a clinical gap in vascular access technology. That observation led him to co-found I-V Access Technology, Inc., where he served as President for nearly two decades building a medical device company from the ground up. 

 

Husband and father of seven. 

 

Across every environment the hospital, the prison yard, the boardroom, and his own home — he kept seeing the same pattern: capable people stepping into real life without the foundation it demands. Not because they lacked ability. Because nobody gave them the system. 

 

Project GRW is the company he built to fix it.