Mike Mullen

A Sharp PC-1250A pocket computer seated in its CE-125 printer and microcassette unit, in an open case on a steel counter beside glasses, pens and notebooks.
SHARP PC-1250A + CE-125 c. 1983 Mike Mullen’s personal pocket computer. Programmable in BASIC, with a thermal printer and microcassette storage for programs and data.

I build businesses, systems and tools at the intersection of consumer products, technology and commerce, and tend to follow interesting problems wherever they lead. I’ve never been very good at staying inside one discipline; my interests rarely respect the boundaries between them. I’m drawn to technologies that create asymmetric leverage; tools that radically expand what one person or a small team can do.

We’re at an inflection point now, where technologies and disciplines are converging and the barriers between them are falling faster than ever. I’m particularly interested in using this leverage to solve the problems that matter.

If you’re thinking along similar lines, we should connect.