Commerce that
protects mountains.
The companies are engines. This is what they drive. Everything here is public and verifiable, and every program runs on systems I built.
The Himalayan Coffee & Wildlife Corridor
A twenty-five million dollar, ten-year initiative built on a simple inversion: mountain communities thrive through commerce, not charity. Coffee grown in the corridor is roasted at origin and sold direct to consumers; the margin funds wildlife habitat and community infrastructure. The systems behind it are the coffee commerce stack, origin partnership operations, and the financial model that makes a preservation corridor bankable.
The Guardian program
A tiered membership where members directly fund preservation partnerships. The systems: tiered checkout, a member portal with credits, partner revenue sharing, and a ledger that tracks every dollar to its destination.
A living share of the planet
A nature-protection venture designed end to end, where a dollar protects a real square foot of standing forest. Strategy, brand, interactive product, economic model, and investor materials, one hand throughout. Read the case →
A mountain preservation foundation
A nonprofit arm now forming, with a revenue-based pledge model connecting the commercial ventures to protected corridors permanently.
Partners, not suppliers
Sourcing happens in person: cupping labs, coffee gardens, and long-term agreements that pay at origin. The photographs on this site are from that work.
