Hi, I’m Jason, a student and social entrepreneur based in Los Angeles, though I hope to become a New Yorker by choice.

I’m drawn to the systems that shape our world: markets, infrastructure, design, and technology. I want to build things that encourage thoughtfulness over efficiency. I want to make tools, platforms, and communities genuinely help people, not just optimize outcomes.

My work lives at the intersection of social entrepreneurship, finance, and emerging tech. Every project I take on comes from a place of care, a desire to fix what feels broken, simplify what feels overwhelming, or reimagine what feels outdated. I’ve seen how inaccessible systems widen the gap between people and opportunity, and I’m driven to help close that.

I want my work to significantly improve or even save lives, enabling people to live happier, healthier, and longer lives. I believe a brighter future isn’t guaranteed, it must be thoughtfully and intentionally built by the new generations.

In the long run, I’d love to one day launch a venture or investment firm rooted in care, long-term thinking, and a commitment to equity, proving that finance can be principled, not extractive. I’m also drawn to public service and the idea of helping shape policy that reflects those same values. And maybe one day, I’ll work in academia, to pass on what I’ve learned to others figuring out how they want to shape the future too.

I don’t think one person can change everything. But I do think we all have a role to play. I want my work to be meaningful, to improve lives, even in small ways, and to help build a future that feels a little more fair, a little more human.

Currently, I’m attending La Salle College Preparatory and hope to complete my undergraduate studies at New York University.