Advisory
Ongoing or per-decision
I've run technology inside growing companies, not just advised on it. Strategy, roadmaps, architecture decisions, and vendor selection — grounded in business priorities and operational reality.
Executive technology advisory
Strategy, architecture, AI enablement, and fractional CTO leadership for founders and executives who need it working in the business, not stuck in a pilot.
How I help
Ongoing or per-decision
I've run technology inside growing companies, not just advised on it. Strategy, roadmaps, architecture decisions, and vendor selection — grounded in business priorities and operational reality.
Fixed scope, hands-on
Identifying the AI and data use cases actually worth pursuing, then leading the work from platform selection through implementation — so it ships, and teams adopt it.
Ongoing, part-time
Executive technology leadership without the full-time hire. Roadmaps, architecture, vendor guidance, technical due diligence, and coaching for the team you already have.
Experience
I started as a builder and became an executive. In 2010 I was a manufacturer's first technical hire; by 2018, its EVP of Information Systems. Over my fifteen years there, the company went from about a hundred people to more than two thousand and grew revenue roughly 45× — and I ran the technology through two successful private equity exits.
I wrote the production scheduler and the MES that ran the plant floor before I managed anyone. Later it was ERP consolidation, standing up the direct-to-consumer channel, the data platform behind the analytics, and the technology for a second manufacturing campus. I stepped out of the operating role in late 2025 and still advise there.
Today I'm fractional CTO for another manufacturer, advise a handful of other companies, and I'm building an AI-native product of my own. That last part is what keeps the AI advice honest — I'm making the same calls I'd be helping you make.
Full background on LinkedInContact
Tell me what you're building, where you're stuck, or what you're evaluating.
Does this sound familiar?
You ran a pilot that demoed well but nothing changed. You're looking at three vendors but have no idea which one to trust. You have a plan that's great on paper, but your data isn't as ready as the plan assumed. Or there's a decision you can't easily undo, and you need someone with experience to help you make the call.