"T.C.’s path to Audit Sight was far from linear but was held together by his fascination with the many moving parts of a business and how people made money. This inspired a young T.C. to pick his dad’s friends’ brains endlessly, and later resurfaced during his early auditing days at PwC, which gave him an inside seat to how private companies operated, from the NFL to large manufacturing companies. As the auditing world began to wear on him, he headed to business school at Duke University, where he was often found in the front of the classroom in deep discussions with his professors. A stint at J.P. Morgan in New York to dive into capital markets was his final stop before T.C. moved into the world of building and running his own companies–from trucking and private equity to cremation and real estate development– and he’s never looked back since. Yet Audit Sight is far more personal for him and the thing that keeps him “giddy like Christmas morning”: a chance to solve a real problem that makes lives and capital markets better."