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Unveiling Origins

Meet Todd Tritsch

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Todd Tritsch has spent more than twenty-five years helping some of the world's most recognized organizations do one deceptively difficult thing: helping people learn. As a master instructional designer and learning strategist, he has built learning programs for companies including American Express, Bank of America, IBM, Prudential, and Bridgestone. He holds an MBA with an emphasis in leadership and strategy, a Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Development, and enough miles logged in boardrooms, training rooms, and client war rooms to know that the most important stories are almost always the ones nobody is supposed to tell.

He grew up steeped in a family history, stretching across Hungary, Romania, and Russia, and that history has never let him go. He has walked the Chain Bridge in Budapest, stood in the shadow of the Great Synagogue on Dohány Street, and sat at the edge of the Danube long enough to understand what it means to carry a past that the larger world would prefer to forget. That understanding lives at the heart of everything he writes.

Todd founded Zakhor Press, LLC in 2026 to publish the What Was Hidden series and many future publications. When he is not writing or consulting, you are most likely to find him in the mountains of Utah, in a kitchen working on something delicious, or somewhere around the world exploring even more hidden destinations. He lives in Taylorsville, Utah, with his wife Jacqueline.

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With a background in leadership, strategy, and learning initiatives, Todd Tritsch brings an analytical perspective to storytelling. Inspired by a lifelong fascination with ancient civilizations and archaeological mysteries, he combines research, history, and suspense in his fiction. His debut novel, Behold, invites readers to question what secrets from the past could challenge everything we believe to be true.

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