The space between strategyand execution is where I work.

I connect the dots across people, products, and operations, bringing creative thinking and hands-on follow-through to complex business challenges.

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Cumulative company revenue during my seven years at Nerium
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Revenue at BOA Logistics, where I led acquisition execution as CSO
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International market launches, working in-country
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Software products independently designed and built
Selected work

Three products, one builder.

Kin, Mira, and Basis explore different problems with the same approach: make complex information easier to understand and act on. I independently designed and built each using AI-assisted development.

Kin homepage with a family readiness example showing confirmed, known, and missing details
Kin Helps families organize accounts, documents, wishes, and responsibilities so someone can step in during a serious illness or after a death.preparewithkin.com
Mira homepage showing a sample next-payment recommendation and the reasoning behind it
Mira Brings balances into one debt payoff plan and shows what to pay next, with the reasoning. In user testing.withmira.vercel.app
Basis, portfolio intelligence app
Basis Syncs brokerage accounts and rebuilds trading into one record you can actually read. Pre-launch.basisapp.ai
Casey Mugar

Fifteen years inside scaling companies.

Chief Strategy OfficerBOA Logistics2020-24
Director, Field StrategyNerium Intl2011-18
ConsultantTeam Freedom Intl2018-19
IndependentVenture development2025–

My work has rarely stayed inside one function. I connect leadership priorities with the people, processes, and systems needed to carry them out, and get involved wherever the work needs me.

At Nerium International, that meant seven years as strategic partner to the Chief Field Officer while the company grew from roughly $50M to $500M, translating C-suite strategy for a field of thousands who never reported to me, across eight international launches, and building training that reached 100,000 distributors.

At BOA Logistics, the work hardened. As Chief Strategy Officer of a founder-led logistics company with $60M in revenue, I owned the operational side of a twelve-month private equity sale: every diligence request, the data room, the CIM, and the board materials after close. Along the way I integrated seven departments, replaced spreadsheets with real systems, cut labor costs 58% with a nearshore program, and moved three entities into one 113,000 sq ft facility.

Since January 2025, I've worked with founder teams on early-stage concepts across healthcare, CPG, and logistics, and independently designed and built three software products. Working with AI has also sparked an interest in helping companies apply it to everyday operations, a direction I'm actively exploring.

Off the clock: born and raised in Culver City, still there, with thirty-some countries seen in between. The creative side runs deep: decades as a dancer, a pianist, a performer. All of it transfers: timing, sequence, knowing when to come in.

Strategy is a claim about the future. Execution is the evidence.

Have something important to figure out?

I'm interested in roles and collaborations that need creative thinking, a view across the business, and someone willing to get into the work.