An operator's view of technology, brought to capital.

Harrison Lewis

Before founding JMA, Harrison spent more than two decades inside HEB, Kroger, and Lowe's Home Improvement, running retail operations, supply chain, procurement, category management, pricing and price intelligence, B2B commerce, and direct-to-consumer e-commerce. He has also served as a chief information officer three times, including as CIO of Haggen Food & Pharmacy and of Northgate González Market, both respected, family-owned grocers.

He brings the perspective of someone who has sat in the chair, made the calls, and lived with the consequences. He writes and speaks on technology as a business issue at harrisonallenlewis.com.

Ashwani Kumar

Ashwani leads how JMA's strategy gets executed. An enterprise architect with more than twenty years delivering large transformation programs, he turns complex operating problems into roadmaps that consolidate systems, reduce cost, and hold delivery to measurable results.

He works directly with CXOs across retail, healthcare, and financial services, where he has led multimillion-dollar programs judged on operational efficiency, compliance, and revenue rather than implementation milestones. His role ensures that what JMA recommends can actually be executed, operationally, financially, and organizationally.

Janet Peterson

Janet leads JMA's finance and accounting transformation work. She helps executives turn financial data into decisions and build the controls and reporting discipline that keep a growing business in command of its numbers.

Her perspective comes from more than two decades advising private companies on the practical side of finance: financial statement preparation, GAAP, and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, paired with a teaching practice in accounting and finance at the college level.

Janet holds an MBA in Finance from NYU's Stern School of Business, where she was a Stern Scholar, and a BS in Accounting from Providence College, earned magna cum laude.