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For founders, C-levels, and the leaders who carry decisions no one else in the room can carry with them. A weekly one-hour session, three months at a time, for the situation that does not have a ready-made answer.
Not a coaching program with a fixed manual. Someone who has sat on both sides of the decision, the one giving it and the one executing it.
Begin a conversation →This is not therapy. This is not coaching with a manual. This is not a space where you get told what to feel or what framework to apply next.
It is a place to think out loud, without filter and without judgment, with someone who has sat at both desks — the one that makes the call, and the one that has to execute a call it never got to shape. I am not here to tell you what to feel. I am here to help you process what you are already carrying, so the next decision comes from clarity instead of exhaustion.
Problems with a known answer. Fixable with existing expertise, a process, or a framework someone else already built.
Problems with no answer yet. You have to think your way to it, often changing how you see the situation, not just what you do about it.
Avoiding a hard conversation with a co-founder or board member for months
Postponing letting a key person go, even knowing it is necessary
Under board or investor pressure toward a direction that does not feel right
Carrying a pivot, a shutdown, or a restructure no one else can know about yet
Preparing for a hard negotiation and rehearsing it alone
Sitting between a founder's vision and an execution team's reality, translating both ways, alone
Managing up to a CEO who does not want the details, while managing down to a team that wants all of them
Walking into a reorg you did not design, and defending it to a team that did not either
Second-guessing a hire or a firing long after it is already done
No longer able to tell exhaustion apart from ambition
Fourteen years leading product in highly regulated markets, teams of up to 180 people across three continents, in four languages. Alongside that field experience, formal training in project leadership and in intercultural conflict management — the kind of academic grounding that most operators in this space never had to build.
What that combination taught me is not in any single manual: most hard decisions do not fail from lack of strategy. They fail because the person making them was alone at the exact moment they needed to think out loud.
A three-month container is typical, the pace is shaped around your schedule, your intensity, and what you actually need.
A message before a hard conversation, not after. Immediate support.
Nothing said in the room leaves it. No reports, no notes shared, no third-party follow-up.
A small number of founders and leaders at a time, so the pace and the attention stay real. This is the first cohort of Strategic Advisory as its own practice — the conversations behind it are not new, I have been having them, informally, for years, before this had a name or a page.
This is the founding rate, for the first group of people who trust this space before there is a public track record. It will rise for future cohorts. Not sold as single sessions — the shift you are looking for is not built in one conversation, it is built in continuity.