CEO of Blokable
Aaron is an accomplished business and product leader and currently serves as CEO of Blokable, Inc. Blokable is a modular building system that helps developers deliver projects in a fraction of the time compared with site built construction. A flexible kit of parts, Blokable invites creativity. Units can be joined to create a multitude of configurations, shaping everything from single-family housing to multi-family residential to mixed-use smart communities.
In August of 2012, Aaron relocated to the Seattle area to co-found Mylio, a software startup focused on developing software to protect and organize large libraries of personal photographs and memories. From 2014 through 2015 Aaron worked with Amazon leading the product management team for Amazon’s first physical retail store. Aaron currently serves as an advisor to the company which is in growth mode.
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The Rise of Factory-built Housing: Episode 2
Modular builders have taken the art of prefabrication to an entirely new level, where entire rooms with insulation, plumbing, and electric wiring are made in a factory. These rooms (called “modules”) are transported to a building site and then stacked next to and on top of one another to form a home in days. In the Hamptons, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and other major cities, it’s now possible to build a beautiful modern home modularly for as much as 50% the cost of building with local contractors.
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