builder · attorney · YEC

Build the business. Keep the life.

Told I'd never go to college. Built anyway. Now I build the systems that let founders step back.

Head of Strategy & Technology at YEC. Founder of Pinnacle Ethos. Licensed attorney.

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Drew GolubHead of Strategy & Technology, YEC

Told I couldn't

did it anyway
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They said: You're never going to college.
What happened: Went back at 27. Latin honors, Ohio State.
What happened: JD, Capital. Licensed attorney.

They said: Dropped out.
What happened: Toured as DJ G Live. Then finished what I started.

They said: I'm too much of the business.
What happened: Now I build systems that run without the founder.

What I build

for founder-led companies

01 / operations

Inventory and ops hubs

One place for stock, pricing, orders, and the team, instead of five spreadsheets and your memory.

02 / commerce

Stores that sell

Shopify storefronts wired into the systems behind them, so the site and the warehouse agree.

03 / intelligence

Internal AI

Search and assistants trained on your own documents, running on infrastructure you control.

Running today

All the work →

The changelog

  1. v1.0init

    Third-generation automotive family. A car guy from the start.

  2. v2.0fork

    Dropped out of college. Toured as DJ G Live. Event production, no plan B.

  3. v3.0breaking

    Back to school at 27. Latin honors, then a JD. Told I couldn't. Did it anyway.

  4. v4.0refactor

    Chose to build instead of practice. Pinnacle Ethos, then YEC.

  5. v4.2current

    Building systems that run without the founder. Including me. Freedom over control.

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“You start the businesses to support the life that you want to live. You're not supposed to be living in the business.”

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