Executive Tech Coach
I partner with founders and executive teams to align technology strategy, architecture, AI, and execution with business objectives, enabling informed decisions, operational resilience, and sustainable growth.

How I work
Most consultants hand you a deck and disappear. I embed with your team, make the decisions alongside you, and stay accountable for what actually gets built. The value is in execution, not theory, and I donât take an engagement unless Iâm confident I can move the outcome, not just the conversation.
How I think
Youâre not hiring my time. Youâre hiring my judgment. Select a principle to see how it shapes the work.
A system nobody adopts isnât an asset. Itâs expensive complexity. I judge every build by what it changes for the business, and I plan for adoption from the first week, not after launch.
The First Move
The right session isnât the most expensive one. Itâs the one that matches where you are. Bring one real decision, risk, or thing thatâs not adding up, and see exactly how I think before you commit to anything.
Start here
Diagnostic
30 to 60 minutes
A focused conversation to understand your situation and determine whether this is the right path.
First conversation before making a commitment.
Schedule a callSolve one decision
$400
2 Ă 60 minute sessions
Bring one specific technology problem or decision. We work through it together across two sessions.
Founders at a technology crossroads.
Book a sessionOngoing leadership
$3,500 / month
15 hours per month
Ongoing CTO level technology leadership for businesses that need continued senior judgment.
Businesses needing ongoing technology leadership.
Discuss the Retainer âWant it in writing first? Download the one-page brochure (PDF) â
How an engagement works
You should know what youâre getting before you commit. Select a stage to see what happens and what youâll have in hand.
I talk to your leadership and engineering team, and review your architecture, delivery and hiring plans. Iâm looking for the problem behind the problem.
Real Outcomes
I wonât name the companies. Thatâs by design, not an omission. Hereâs the pattern of what shifts once Iâm in the room.
10 weeks
A stalled platform migration shipped in 10 weeks. Sprint slippage cut by half.
No vanity metrics. Only outcomes that matter. Explore Client Stories â
Where judgment matters most
Most expensive technology mistakes arenât technical. Theyâre decisions made in the wrong order. Pick a decision to compare the common mistake with how I approach it.
Hiring before the plan exists. The new hire ends up defining your technology strategy by default, based on what they already know.
I settle the direction first, including what to build and what to buy. Then we hire against that plan, so every hire has a clear job to do.
Insights
Practical thinking on technology strategy, executive decision-making, and engineering leadership.
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If any of this sounds like where you are right now, letâs continue the conversation.