Consulting
I help owners find what’s holding growth back, decide what to fix first, and build the marketing, ecommerce, and operations to move forward.
I consult on business broadly, and specialize in
- marketing,
- ecommerce
- and AI in operations.
I’ve also worked across strategy, merchandising, brand, customer experience, analytics, leadership and finance. The proof is in my portfolio. I’m also building and testing AI agents on real projects.
Who I work best with
Owners who want their business to take care of its people, its community and the land, and who’ll ask why with me.
How it works
- 01
Diagnosis
I find out what’s actually going on: your numbers, systems and team.
- 02
Playbook
Specific recommendations, in order, with the math shown. Yours to keep.
- 03
Then you choose
I build it. I build it and hire the team to run it. Or you run it yourselves.
My work crew
I know the best of the best. That’s how the first phase of a new ecommerce site went live in 100 days. I bring in partners from across the globe, and I always know someone.
How we trade
Cash. Equity. Trade.
Money isn’t the only way to exchange value.
What I charge
It depends. Problems aren’t widgets. They come in all shapes, sizes and colors, and so do the fixes and the energy it takes to make them. We’ll figure out what fits.
What I won’t do
Promise results.
In my experience, execution is a team sport. What I will do is tell you straight what will work, what won’t, and what I won’t take on.
Let’s talk first. I won’t hand you a plan in 30 minutes, but I’ll be honest about what I see. That’s the one thing I can always promise.
Do say hello.
Anyone is welcome. I’d especially love to hear from more women, because more people should be hearing from them.
Book a call
Thirty minutes. You tell me what you know, I’ll tell you what I know. You go first.
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