Currently Adam is leading a project to help AARP reach 10 million low income seniors learn about and apply for SNAP and property tax credits they are eligible for. His activities outside of work include trying to be a supportive spouse, great father and volunteer his time as an artist of residence at Street Sense Media where he created a digital training program for homeless men and women. Adam sits on the board of Jobs have Priority homeless shelters and mentors social impact startups at Seed Spot and the United Nations Hult Prize Accelerator. He has spoken at Google and has been featured on Thrillist and technical.ly. He is interested in creating a technology boot camp school for homeless and disadvantaged citizens. Things he is curious about: sustainable and ethical fashion, reskilling the displaced labor force, gentrification, future of food production, and cars.