He got there by way of West Point and six years as an Army officer, then Goldman Sachs, then Russell Reynolds Associates, where he assessed senior executives and leadership teams. He then co-founded an AI company serving the church, sold it to Gloo, and while there helped run Enterprise AI and stand up the Education offering. After Gloo’s IPO, he joined one of the original Gloo Founders, Jeff Fray, in starting FSI as spin-out start-up. Together they serve networks like denominations, parachurches, and other companies with a Communtiy Platform Technology and as exclusive Agents of Record for the Human Flourishing Index at Harvard. Chase lives in Grapevine with his wife and their three children