Hi, I'm Jay Goldman

Technologist, designer, speaker, and author, based in Toronto.

Technologist, designer, speaker, author. I'm a Co-founder and CEO of Sensei Labs, where I lead a team building software for people responsible for making big, complex change actually work. I'm the Senior Product Advisor at Klick Health, where I advise the team on the development and go to market for products like Klick Guardrail. I'm the co-author of New York Times bestseller The Decoded Company, about using data and technology to build talent-centric workplaces, and I spoke at TEDx about how technology eats bureaucracy. I serve on the Harvard Business Review Advisory and Forbes Technology councils.

Today, I work closely with large enterprises, private equity funds, and global advisory firms on transformations spanning M&A, operations, ESG, and performance improvement, with a persistent focus on outcomes, accountability, and systems that reflect reality rather than PowerPoint theater. My work sits at the intersection of strategy, technology, and organizational design, and I'm endlessly interested in what music, science, and philosophy can teach us about how complex systems learn, adapt, and perform. I'm loving this new age of AI-powered software, thriving as a tech-centered designer and product owner leading teams of code-writing agents. You can find my spare time projects on GitHub.

Boards and advisory. Alongside my advisory role at Klick Health and the HBR and Forbes councils, I'm exploring independent director and advisory board roles with companies building enterprise software, running large transformations, or becoming AI-native product organizations. If that's you, see how to get in touch; my talks, book, and appearances are listed under Speaking.

Proudly based in Toronto, Canada, I'm the father of a wonderfully bright teenaged daughter, with her sights set on being an astrophycists, a musically gifted teenaged stepson who plays a mean guitar, and partner to a brilliantly talented writer who makes me laugh every day. Also, a cat allows us to share her house, which will suprise everyone who knows my love of dogs.