I’ve spent most of my career building technology that powers the modern internet. At Arkin Networks, we created one of the leading datacenter operations platforms, something that went from an idea to over $250M in ARR, and ultimately became a core part of VMware’s portfolio after the acquisition. It was a wild, fulfilling ride. I had the chance to build incredible teams, scale real businesses, and deliver products used by some of the world’s largest enterprises.

But over time, something shifted for me.

Despite all the progress in tech, I started to feel that we need to look at the much bigger problems. The world was changing, the climate crisis was accelerating, and yet most of the tools we were building had little to do with the future we actually want to live in. I couldn’t shake the thought: What if we could bring the same level of product clarity, speed, and execution to the climate space?

That question led me to co-found Sprih.

I didn’t come from the world of sustainability, but I do come from the world of building systems that simplify complexity at scale. And I believe that’s exactly what sustainability needs right now. Not more jargon, not more spreadsheets, but usable, intelligent tools that help companies turn intent into action.

At Sprih, we’re not building just another platform. We’re creating an intelligent layer that helps businesses integrate sustainability into the way they operate, auditable, automated, and aligned with impact.

This is the most important problem I’ve ever worked on. And this time, we’re not just building for the cloud, we’re building for the climate.