ALFONSO DE ALBA

I spent years in courtrooms—litigating, winning tough cases, and helping clients through high-stakes battles. But I also fought a system that moved slowly, where progress depended more on a judge's calendar than on my own effort.

I always thought I'd build a career as a lawyer. I enjoyed litigation, I enjoyed winning, and I had a clear path in mind. Then the pandemic hit—and with it, a forced pause that made me look in a different direction.

For the first time, I glimpsed the world of entrepreneurship. Not because law let me down, but because I discovered something I had never considered: that I could build solutions, not just defend them. That I could help thousands, not just one client at a time.

What I found in technology was freedom, speed, and a scale the legal system simply can't offer. And while I never stopped respecting the law, I chose a new role: building tools that solve problems I used to argue about.

Today, I don't wait for decisions. I build them, test them, and launch them.