About Me

I’m a lifelong soccer fan who is passionate about using the power of soccer to make the world a better place. I’ve worked as the Assistant General Manager & Chief Soccer Officer for Gotham FC, a data analyst for MLS and NWSL teams, an operations director for a Concacaf national team, a special assistant to two US Soccer presidents, and an advisor to investors in professional clubs. I currently serve as the Vice President of US Soccer, although everything I write here represents only my own views.

I played for and captained the D1 varsity men’s soccer team at Harvard, where I earned a joint degree in philosophy and statistics. You can check out some of my projects at the intersection of soccer, philosophy, and statistics below.



Op-Ed in The Equalizer (2022)


Thought Experiment (2022)


Thought Experiment (2022)


Independent Research Project in Statistics with Alli Wiggins and Sam Bieler (2019)



Senior Thesis in Philosophy & Statistics (2018)


Research Paper in Statistics (2017)