Persevering along the path of regenerative leadership, open innovation, and dynamic team building. Aspiring to make the words make sense.
It's been a hot minute
I haven’t authenticated into Mirror in a few months. I’ve been exploring and looking for my tribe in other corners of the ‘verse. We’re changing the game a bit at Orion Growth and transitioning from Trad-AEC to OpCo|PropCo. Here’s the opportunity we see. Orion will live long into the next few decades - but after this transition, it will emerge as a tech company (which will also be synonymous with a regular company). This time, though - OG will be on a bit of a mission. Volumetric Design, Agen...
It's been a hot minute
I haven’t authenticated into Mirror in a few months. I’ve been exploring and looking for my tribe in other corners of the ‘verse. We’re changing the game a bit at Orion Growth and transitioning from Trad-AEC to OpCo|PropCo. Here’s the opportunity we see. Orion will live long into the next few decades - but after this transition, it will emerge as a tech company (which will also be synonymous with a regular company). This time, though - OG will be on a bit of a mission. Volumetric Design, Agen...
Roam
https://oriongrowth.com/roam/ Less office. More orbit.™
The AI Officer's Spyglass
I love agentic design. In fact, I’m infatuated by it. This is our Copernican moment. We have several complex projects in house right now. An OpCo/PropCo called ‘Deep Gap’ an AI bot called ‘BigLove’, and an urban planning / economic development project called ‘PathHub.’ Each of these projects takes on a traditional DevOps form. We’re always striving for collaboration, automation, and continuous improvement to deliver results faster and more reliably. We have a pretty good handle on the operati...
The AI Officer's Spyglass
I love agentic design. In fact, I’m infatuated by it. This is our Copernican moment. We have several complex projects in house right now. An OpCo/PropCo called ‘Deep Gap’ an AI bot called ‘BigLove’, and an urban planning / economic development project called ‘PathHub.’ Each of these projects takes on a traditional DevOps form. We’re always striving for collaboration, automation, and continuous improvement to deliver results faster and more reliably. We have a pretty good handle on the operati...
The Future of....
Entropy is the scientific concept of chaos, randomness, and uncertainty. It’s also a pretty appropriate word choice to describe a lot of what we’re seeing on a global scale. Israel/Palestine, Ukraine/Russia, Sudan, Myanmar, Iran, Haiti. Unrest. Volatility. Risk. As humans - particularly humans of privilege - we naturally avoid risk to achieve stability. The peaks and valleys of volatility are shaved off in an effort to find peace and balance. If we have entropy, we seek order. In Systems Theo...
The Future of....
Entropy is the scientific concept of chaos, randomness, and uncertainty. It’s also a pretty appropriate word choice to describe a lot of what we’re seeing on a global scale. Israel/Palestine, Ukraine/Russia, Sudan, Myanmar, Iran, Haiti. Unrest. Volatility. Risk. As humans - particularly humans of privilege - we naturally avoid risk to achieve stability. The peaks and valleys of volatility are shaved off in an effort to find peace and balance. If we have entropy, we seek order. In Systems Theo...
Taking Inventory
We have to know what we have to recognize when it’s gone. Inventory comes in all shapes and sizes - from the simple on the shelf version to the complex comprehension of feelings of love and satisfaction. The reality is, we’re always taking inventory if we are aware and conscious. I attended a workshop last week in Western North Carolina, an area that somehow escaped the wrath of Hurricane Helene. City leaders were coming together to discuss the storm and their respective responses. This was t...
Taking Inventory
We have to know what we have to recognize when it’s gone. Inventory comes in all shapes and sizes - from the simple on the shelf version to the complex comprehension of feelings of love and satisfaction. The reality is, we’re always taking inventory if we are aware and conscious. I attended a workshop last week in Western North Carolina, an area that somehow escaped the wrath of Hurricane Helene. City leaders were coming together to discuss the storm and their respective responses. This was t...
