building: echelon equity — a thesis around ownership and leverage

thinking about: systems, long-term value, and minimal structures

listening: soundtrack for building

open to: thoughtful conversations and aligned opportunities

I'm a sophomore at The Beacon School in Manhattan, and I'm also enrolled at City College of New York in Financial Management and AI. I commute from Staten Island.

I'm interested in systems, institutions, incentives, and the logic underneath things. Most of what keeps my attention sits somewhere between finance, research, and design.

Outside of that, I run, lift, play guitar, work on music, and sketch.

Most students who want to work in finance do not get access to serious training early. They may learn the vocabulary, but not the standard behind it. Echelon Equity was started to narrow that gap.

The organization is structured around equity research, technical analysis, and macro policy. Work is reviewed closely. Feedback is direct. The point is to make rigor normal before people ever enter those rooms.

It is less about performance than preparation: learning how to read carefully, model clearly, and think with discipline about companies, markets, and capital.