10/21/2026
Last weekend, I had the pleasure of returning to Stanford University for Reunion Homecoming 2026, celebrating 30 years since earning my Master of Science in Engineering-Economic Systems and Operations Research in 1996.
Returning to campus was a meaningful opportunity to reflect on the journey, reconnect with the Stanford community, and appreciate the relationships, experiences, and ideas that continue to influence us long after graduation.
My education at Stanford helped shape the way I approach complex challenges through analytical thinking, sound decision-making, systems optimization, and an understanding of the relationship between engineering, economics, and strategy.
These principles remain central to my leadership philosophy and to the work we do at Caltron Construction Inc., where technical expertise, responsible risk management, and strategic ex*****on must come together to deliver meaningful results.
This anniversary holds particular significance as 2026 also marks 30 years since Caltron Construction Inc. was established. A reminder that while industries, technologies, and business environments continue to evolve, the foundations of strong leadership remain rooted in curiosity, integrity, adaptability, and lifelong learning.
I am grateful to Stanford University, the Stanford Alumni Association, and the many individuals who made this reunion such a memorable experience.
It was wonderful to return to the Farm, reflect on the past three decades, and look ahead to the opportunities and challenges still to come.
