"What can I do to help move your business forward?"
That question guides how I approach every role I take on, and every assignment I carry out.
Throughout my career, I have delivered the most value in organizations navigating significant growth, change, or both—especially when they need someone who can bring clarity out of ambiguity, identify gaps quickly, and take action to keep work moving with structure and accountability.
My background spans project management, growth operations, client services, and business development. Having direct responsibilities and experience within these specific disciplines has provided me with a deep understanding of the cross-functional roles and obligations that are a part of every client’s initiative.
A recurring theme in my career is stepping into newly created roles and building the structure needed to make them successful.
If this sounds like I'd be a good fit for your team, please contact me here or via LinkedIn!
A Little Table Talk
During informal opening conversations or more formal assessment-related discussions, I'm often asked questions along the lines of "What do you feel are your strengths?" or "How would you approach {x}?" or "What are your thoughts on {y}?"
So with that in mind, collated below are various approaches, strengths, convictions and attributes in relation to what I bring to the table as a growth operations leader and client success champion.
Empathy
I’ve been the customer. I understand the challenges they face on a regular basis as well as the confidence they place in a trusted supplier/partner relationship who always has their back.
Accountability
Developing a reputation of trust and integrity requires being consistently approachable and honest, following through on commitments, and a willingness to own up.
Collaboration
Much like my approach when jamming with fellow musicians, I seek to interact with and inspire my colleagues in order to achieve great moments together.
EI
The aptitude to “read the room” (i.e. emotional intelligence) and adjust style to meet the needs of the audience
Strategy
It’s not a group of tactics; it’s a POV and plan of action with a targeted, measurable goal.
Acumen
An understanding of the strategic business objectives and how best to lead/collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive alignment
Mentorship
More than just building a team, it’s building into the team.
Leadership
The customer champion. The strategy shepherd. The creative crusader. The project pulse.