You Don’t Need My Backstory.
You Need the Right Decision.
If you’re here, you already know who I am—or you know how to find out. And not through a search engine.
I don’t trade in personal brands. I don’t do thought leadership. You won’t find my name in case studies. You won’t see me blatantly using past work to sell new business. That silence isn’t a gap, it’s a firewall. The most important decisions happen behind closed doors—and they stay there.
Let’s make this easy, since it’s probably what you’ve heard: Yes, I’m a cliché. I didn’t claw my way up. I was born at the table, and I never left.
I was deep into writing my PhD on Kantian ethics when the calls started coming in. Not about moral philosophy, but about how to navigate high-stakes decisions when the world leaned more grey than black or white.
The kind of people I advise now? The kind of people I’ve always known. I know how leverage works, how deals take shape, how they collapse—and how to make sure yours doesn’t.
When the stakes aren’t theoretical and the right decision isn’t optional, that’s where I come in.