I’m a three-time founder with three exits, and I’ve spent my career building the products, teams and systems that help organizations grow without losing sight of people and purpose.

In 2011, I co-founded Josh’s Place, a Minnesota 245D Medicaid provider serving adults on the CADI, BI, and DD waivers. Over nine years, we built the programming, staffing models, and compliance systems behind a multi-site operation until a public company acquired it in 2019. The passion and drive to do so came from losing my older brother, Josh, who had disabilities. Living inside Medicaid’s fragmentation and the weight on caregivers is why I care about the systems behind quality care.

Josh’s story also led me to co-found Joshin with my sister Melissa. I helped build the product from the ground up, including a robust back office, automated onboarding, a Learning Management System (LMS), HIPAA and SOC 2 Type II compliance, and AI built into the platform. I also owned every vendor and budget and cut operating costs 20% while revenue grew 30% over a twelve-month period. It grew from founding to Fortune 500 customers and was acquired in 2025. Afterward, I led a 67-person Customer Success organization across three business lines.

Today, Fieldwell brings both sides, an operator and a product builder, to find where spend and effort are leaking and build the systems that fix it, with specialties in growth-stage companies, healthtech, and Medicaid.