Engineering, machine learning, and the questions that deserve a closer look.
Research & ideasSometimes magic is just someone spending more time on something than anyone else might reasonably expect.
Partner & Head of AI Research, KPMG.
PhD, University of Toronto.
Nerd.
Violinist, Engineer,
Consultant and Patron.
Circa 1987.
Toronto, Canada.
From a materials lab at NASA to a partner’s office at KPMG, by way of a violin.
Academy, practice, giving. The questions, the decisions, and the people.
The violin has been the one constant in my life. Recordings, treatments and shorts.
On intelligence, judgment, and what we owe the people who live with our ideas.


I am at my best where people, technology, and strategy run into each other.
I am a Partner and Head of AI Research at KPMG, with a PhD from the University of Toronto.
I am a Canadian and Bajan citizen, raised in Toronto. The violin has been the one constant in my life.


Academy, practice, giving.
The work does not respect the boxes.
Engineering, machine learning, and the questions that deserve a closer look.
Research & ideasTechnology, data and strategy. Working where difficult decisions meet real systems.
Explore the practiceThe Forde Polymath Award. ENGage. Making room for the people who come next.
Giving & patronageFrom the archive
Research papers & project downloads

The one constant
A contemporary conversation with Glenn Gould, with The Ghost Tapes. Koerner Hall, Toronto, 2018.
Explore the musicListen to the recordings Watch the treatments & shortsWhat happens to judgment when we hand it to machines?
Who owns the intelligence we rent?
Featured talk / AICON, Halifax
Book, in progress
A manifesto for technology in seven articles, after Le Corbusier’s Vers une architecture, with the foreword Intelligence Is Not a Throne
Academic manuscript on AI-assisted judgment
Sometimes magic is just someone spending more time on something than anyone else might reasonably expect.
University of Toronto convocation
AICON, Halifax
SMPS Pinnacle Experience, Las Vegas
BC Energy Regulator
The Logic, 2026
KPMG, March 2026
U of T Materials Science and Engineering
CBC News, February 2018
Experience & affiliations
Always open for a good conversation.