No Cold Feet
A sock company I co-founded with my wife. It started with socks for wedding parties and is now focused on gifting for the moments that matter.
- Role
- Co-founder
- Since
- 2016
Software. Hardware. Businesses.
It started with Legos. Then it was taking apart electronics to see what was inside, building my own PCs, and tinkering with Arduinos.
I studied advertising at the University of Illinois, then spent 15 years at Dickson, a family-owned manufacturer. I started in marketing and ended up leading product.
Today I run a sock company with my wife, run an ink company I acquired, and help other people grow their product businesses.
A sock company I co-founded with my wife. It started with socks for wedding parties and is now focused on gifting for the moments that matter.
A 20-year-old aftermarket ink company for prosumer photo printers. I acquired it in March 2025.
A kid-driven family chore app, built under McNamara Co., my software company. Bring your own device; no special hardware needed.
A free, private checker that grades artwork from A to F and tells non-designers, in plain English, whether their logo will print sharp.
An IoT monitoring platform I prototyped on an Arduino as a skunkworks project, then grew into an industry-leading product serving pharma, med device, and biotech.
Defined, designed, and launched eight IoT data loggers, and owned the lifecycle of more than 25 products.
I've taken a product from an Arduino prototype to an industry-leading platform, bought and now run a 20-year-old business, and launched brands from nothing. When I weigh in, it's from the operator's chair — not the sidelines. I take on a few founders at a time.