/Duke University · Durham, NC
Co-Founder & CEO, Jeani
Co-Founder & CEO of Jeani, a wearable technology company focused on movement, musculoskeletal health, and longevity. International Decathlete competing for Duke University. MS in Global Health from Duke. Passionate about leveraging sport and movement to address health disparities globally.
/Journey
Sport shaped how I work. The decathlon rewards range and consistency over any single talent, and I take the same approach to research and building a company.
Health challenges as a kid gave me an early appreciation for access to care — and for treating setbacks as part of the process rather than the end of it.
Ten events over two days. Training for all of them at once is an exercise in prioritisation and consistency, and competing internationally taught me to perform under pressure.
At Duke, I studied global health with a focus on sports medicine — how movement and wearable data support long-term health, and how sport can reduce health disparities.
Jeani applies that work directly: wearable technology for movement, musculoskeletal health, and longevity.
The goal stays the same across all of it — help people move well and stay healthy for longer.
/Experience
Wearable technology company focused on movement, musculoskeletal health, and longevity.
/Education
Focus areas: global sports medicine, primary healthcare systems, and the use of movement and wearable data to support long-term health outcomes.
Graduated with First Class Honours in Human Biology.
/Work
An essay on the quiet, unseen wins — the work and progress that never makes a highlight reel but still counts.
A wearable technology company focused on movement, musculoskeletal health, and longevity. Built from the ground up to bring movement intelligence to athletes and active people.
A PRISMA-guided scoping review examining return-to-play decision-making and athlete outcomes in sports & exercise medicine across low- and middle-income countries.
/Press
“The biggest impact on my track career has been the number of injuries I've had, not my heart rate or my fitness that current wearables measure.”
Movement intelligence from the wrist — and a win at the Duke Startup Showcase.
“I was lucky to have access to healthcare… I wanted to be a part of an international cohort and learn from different perspectives.”
/Contact
Whether you're building in health tech, working in sports science, or just want to say hello — I'm always happy to connect.
