About the Founder

Albert isn’t the product of luck. He’s the product of formation. Early family illness and loss forced responsibility to arrive ahead of schedule; by fourteen he was driving his mom to appointments, holding the line at home, and still chasing excellence in sports and school. The heat didn’t harden him—it clarified him.

Raised in rural California, he absorbed the best of the place: wide skies, tight communities, work that means something. Watching his state fray didn’t make him cynical; it made him accountable. That tension—love for what’s good, refusal to accept what’s broken—drives his vow to build the TRS STEAM Academy, restoring strength, skill, and opportunity to the next generation.

At Claremont McKenna College, Albert pushed past limits. After his mother died by suicide early in his tenure, he kept going—competing nationally in the hammer throw while earning degrees in psychology and applied social science. Scholarship gave him frameworks; sport gave him discipline; loss gave him purpose. From that convergence came Titan Resilience Systems—not theory, but practiced clarity under pressure.

Professionally, he’s been a counselor, trainer, entrepreneur, and builder across health, beauty, and performance. His life’s work now converges in Telos Rex Society (TRS)—a living ecosystem of AI tools, stories, and principles for people who won’t outsource their future to broken systems or passing trends.

TRS is where innovation serves intention. It’s creative freedom with a backbone: apps that work, lore that inspires, and a philosophy that insists technology is amoral—only the hand that wields it gives it meaning. TRS exists to put that agency back where it belongs.

The motive is personal. Albert’s wife is the catalyst; his children are the throughline—proof that legacy isn’t branding; it’s stewardship. TRS is his promise to build something sturdy enough to bless their generation: opportunity over dependency, resilience over resignation, purpose over noise.

He isn’t chasing influence; he’s building durability. Forged by pain, sharpened by practice, aimed at the long game—how we think, create, and grow.

This isn’t just a brand or even a movement. It’s a bet that alignment—of faith, intellect, and action—outlasts decay. A society strong enough to endure, and bold enough to let the next generation write their own future.

And he’s just getting started.