Experience

McPaul
• United States
• Business Consulting and Services
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Founder & CEO

  • Mar 2020 - Present


BAMF.co

• United States
• Paper and Forest Product Manufacturing

• Vice President of Operations

  • Dec 2020 - Aug 2021

  When I partnered up with BAMF I had a small vision— Pay my bills, and work with amazing influencers. But overtime it changed. We scaled BAMF to 1M+ ARR by the end of 2021. It was a wild journey only made possible by our amazing team, systems, and clients. In the process I got to work with amazing entrepreneurs like: Russell Brunson John Lee Dumas Evan Carmichael Prince Ea Sam Bakhtiar Sujan Patel Eric Su And dozens more...

• Head of Influencer Operations

  • Sep 2020 - Aug 2021

• Head of Content Strategy

  • Jul 2020 - Sep 2020


CLVR
• Information Technology & Services
• Director Of Brand Media

  • Jan 2019 - Mar 2020


Pan Studios

• United States
• Movies, Videos, and Sound

• Chief Care Officer

  • Aug 2017 - Aug 2018

  The Pan Series was my first attempt at true entrepreneurship, and led me to discover the power of marketing and great customer service. In this company I created the worlds first instructional books on how to play handpans and tongue pans alike. Because of this I was also able to negotiate deals with instrument builders to get instruments for FREE in exchange for reviews and mentions in my books. This was truly exhilarating being able to play so many great instruments, AND still get… Show more The Pan Series was my first attempt at true entrepreneurship, and led me to discover the power of marketing and great customer service. In this company I created the worlds first instructional books on how to play handpans and tongue pans alike. Because of this I was also able to negotiate deals with instrument builders to get instruments for FREE in exchange for reviews and mentions in my books. This was truly exhilarating being able to play so many great instruments, AND still get paid for doing something I loved. Unfortunately the marketplace for educational books was minimal in the handpan community BUT I still managed to scratch my own itch, and have my first taste of what it felt like to truly immerse myself in my passion for helping others. Below you can find some of the instruments I reviewed, and some of the books I wrote during this period of entrepreneurial passion. Show less The Pan Series was my first attempt at true entrepreneurship, and led me to discover the power of marketing and great customer service. In this company I created the worlds first instructional books on how to play handpans and tongue pans alike. Because of this I was also able to negotiate deals with instrument builders to get instruments for FREE in exchange for reviews and mentions in my books. This was truly exhilarating being able to play so many great instruments, AND still get… Show more The Pan Series was my first attempt at true entrepreneurship, and led me to discover the power of marketing and great customer service. In this company I created the worlds first instructional books on how to play handpans and tongue pans alike. Because of this I was also able to negotiate deals with instrument builders to get instruments for FREE in exchange for reviews and mentions in my books. This was truly exhilarating being able to play so many great instruments, AND still get paid for doing something I loved. Unfortunately the marketplace for educational books was minimal in the handpan community BUT I still managed to scratch my own itch, and have my first taste of what it felt like to truly immerse myself in my passion for helping others. Below you can find some of the instruments I reviewed, and some of the books I wrote during this period of entrepreneurial passion. Show less



Chipotle Mexican Grill

• United States
• Restaurants
• 700 & Above Employee

• General Manager

  • Feb 2015 - Feb 2018

  You could call this my first "real" job... I started at Chipotle as a part time high schooler as soon as I turned 16 and was able to get a job there. Instantly I was obsessed with helping people and moving up the chain of command. So much so that I chose to graduate a year early and pour myself into creating success with this new opportunity. I managed to climb up to the role "Kitchen Manager" within weeks of graduating highschool, and a few months later I was promoted to "Service… Show more You could call this my first "real" job... I started at Chipotle as a part time high schooler as soon as I turned 16 and was able to get a job there. Instantly I was obsessed with helping people and moving up the chain of command. So much so that I chose to graduate a year early and pour myself into creating success with this new opportunity. I managed to climb up to the role "Kitchen Manager" within weeks of graduating highschool, and a few months later I was promoted to "Service Manager". Inspired by the success I had already had in the company I decided to see what my limits were, so I drove myself to become one of the country's youngest Aprentice General Managers, and ultimately General Manager. However as time went on I kept feeling this fleeting feeling of low satisfaction... I loved helping people, and I knew that I was making an impact but it just didn't feel like I was doing what I was born to do. So after dedicating three years of my life to Chipotle I decided to part ways and try to find my own path. Show less You could call this my first "real" job... I started at Chipotle as a part time high schooler as soon as I turned 16 and was able to get a job there. Instantly I was obsessed with helping people and moving up the chain of command. So much so that I chose to graduate a year early and pour myself into creating success with this new opportunity. I managed to climb up to the role "Kitchen Manager" within weeks of graduating highschool, and a few months later I was promoted to "Service… Show more You could call this my first "real" job... I started at Chipotle as a part time high schooler as soon as I turned 16 and was able to get a job there. Instantly I was obsessed with helping people and moving up the chain of command. So much so that I chose to graduate a year early and pour myself into creating success with this new opportunity. I managed to climb up to the role "Kitchen Manager" within weeks of graduating highschool, and a few months later I was promoted to "Service Manager". Inspired by the success I had already had in the company I decided to see what my limits were, so I drove myself to become one of the country's youngest Aprentice General Managers, and ultimately General Manager. However as time went on I kept feeling this fleeting feeling of low satisfaction... I loved helping people, and I knew that I was making an impact but it just didn't feel like I was doing what I was born to do. So after dedicating three years of my life to Chipotle I decided to part ways and try to find my own path. Show less



RAV Drums

• Marketing & Community Manager

  • Mar 2014 - Dec 2017

  I started working for RAV Drums out of desperation... By that I mean that I desperately wanted a handpan or tonguepan but I didn't have enough money at the time, and my family definitely couldn't afford another $1,000 expense on our already stripped budget. So with this in mind I set out to figure out how to get an instrument for free. After reaching out to dozens of handpan and Tonguepan builders offering to do anything for an instrument the only one to get back to me with… Show more I started working for RAV Drums out of desperation... By that I mean that I desperately wanted a handpan or tonguepan but I didn't have enough money at the time, and my family definitely couldn't afford another $1,000 expense on our already stripped budget. So with this in mind I set out to figure out how to get an instrument for free. After reaching out to dozens of handpan and Tonguepan builders offering to do anything for an instrument the only one to get back to me with something to do was Andrey Remnikov. At the time he only had a two color website (red and black) and was looking for something that'd truly develop the authority of his instruments in the community. I was sold... even though I had no idea how to build a website. Regardless, I set out to get my hands on as much information about building websites as I could. I scoured the web, local library, the shelves at Barns and Nobles, and finally after two weeks I could understand and write code in HTML5 and CSS3 which allowed me to start tinkering with building a website for the RAV team. But this was only the beginning. As time went on I became encapsulated in the concept that these instruments were going to change the world, and so I set out to every platform at my disposal to tell the world how amazing they were. My main platforms were the handpan form (handpan.org) and Facebook groups, but I was met with some hesitation... Most people were afraid to any amount of money off to a stranger from Russia, and so I took it upon myself to change people's views on these beautiful instruments. Over the course of three years I laid the foundation for RAV Drums to be accepted by the world as a whole and started them on the path they're on today. Show less I started working for RAV Drums out of desperation... By that I mean that I desperately wanted a handpan or tonguepan but I didn't have enough money at the time, and my family definitely couldn't afford another $1,000 expense on our already stripped budget. So with this in mind I set out to figure out how to get an instrument for free. After reaching out to dozens of handpan and Tonguepan builders offering to do anything for an instrument the only one to get back to me with… Show more I started working for RAV Drums out of desperation... By that I mean that I desperately wanted a handpan or tonguepan but I didn't have enough money at the time, and my family definitely couldn't afford another $1,000 expense on our already stripped budget. So with this in mind I set out to figure out how to get an instrument for free. After reaching out to dozens of handpan and Tonguepan builders offering to do anything for an instrument the only one to get back to me with something to do was Andrey Remnikov. At the time he only had a two color website (red and black) and was looking for something that'd truly develop the authority of his instruments in the community. I was sold... even though I had no idea how to build a website. Regardless, I set out to get my hands on as much information about building websites as I could. I scoured the web, local library, the shelves at Barns and Nobles, and finally after two weeks I could understand and write code in HTML5 and CSS3 which allowed me to start tinkering with building a website for the RAV team. But this was only the beginning. As time went on I became encapsulated in the concept that these instruments were going to change the world, and so I set out to every platform at my disposal to tell the world how amazing they were. My main platforms were the handpan form (handpan.org) and Facebook groups, but I was met with some hesitation... Most people were afraid to any amount of money off to a stranger from Russia, and so I took it upon myself to change people's views on these beautiful instruments. Over the course of three years I laid the foundation for RAV Drums to be accepted by the world as a whole and started them on the path they're on today. Show less