Enterprise architecture & technology governance — for land registries, banks, and governments across Canada and the GCC.
Vancouver, Canada
Sovereign Digital Resilience for Critical Digital Infrastructure
Twenty-five years keeping high-consequence public systems trustworthy, auditable, and jurisdictionally controlled — land registries, core banking, national-scale records. I work at the junction of data sovereignty, business continuity, and the governed adoption of agentic AI.
Credentials:
Governance is the accelerant.— the conviction behind 25 years of practice
Enterprise Architecture
Strategic Technology Planning & Framework Design.
TOGAF certified architect with proven experience in designing enterprise frameworks, technology roadmaps, and aligning IT strategy with business objectives.
Enterprise Architecture Principles
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About Me
My path ran from Andersen Consulting and Accenture to Google in Mountain View, then a decade in the Gulf. I built RAKBank's enterprise architecture practice from the ground up, then led group-wide architecture and information security at Al-Futtaim in Dubai. Today I hold architectural custodianship of a provincial land title system: the legal record beneath an entire property market.
My security thinking builds on the de-perimeterisation arguments made by The Open Group's Jericho Forum in the 2000s — years before the industry settled on the name Zero Trust.
Across all of it, one conviction: governance is the accelerant. The guardrails are what let institutions move quickly on systems they cannot afford to get wrong.