Building practical systems through discipline and execution
My career has been shaped by a commitment to building useful things with integrity. Each phase taught me the value of structure, accountability, and steady execution over shortcuts.
This timeline represents key milestones in developing the approach I use today: clarity over complexity, measurement over assumption, and systems over heroics.
Completed my Diploma in Banking & Finance and Degree in Business Management. These foundational years taught me the importance of financial discipline, operational structure, and understanding how businesses actually work.
Earned PMP certification to formalize project delivery discipline. This credential reinforced structured approaches to scope, time, budget, and quality management— principles that now guide all my work.
"Structure isn't constraint—it's the foundation that makes execution predictable."
Entered real estate with focus on operational execution and sustainable growth. Learned that successful development requires more than vision—it demands process, governance, and consistent delivery standards.
Founded Knaan Group to formalize work across real estate, business consulting, and operational execution. Built the company on principles of accountability, clear metrics, and responsible growth.
"Build useful things, with integrity, at scale."
Launched Solve AI to address inefficiencies in sales cycles and service delivery. Built automation and workflow solutions that make daily operations simpler and more measurable for teams.
Today, I focus on scaling both ventures while maintaining commitment to mentorship and knowledge sharing. Working with operators who value systems, measurement, and steady improvement over quick wins.
What guides my work
Simple language. Clear ownership. Specific metrics. If you can't explain it plainly, you probably don't understand it well enough.
Sustainable growth comes from repeatable processes, not individual effort. Build systems that work without you.
What gets measured gets managed. Track inputs and outputs. Use data to improve, not just to report.
Do what you say you'll do. When you can't, communicate early and clearly. Reputation is built transaction by transaction.
A good plan executed today beats a perfect plan executed never. Ship, measure, improve, repeat.
Small, consistent improvements compound over time. Shortcuts create technical debt. Do the work properly the first time.
If you're building something that requires structure, accountability, and measurable outcomes, let's talk about how systems can help you scale.