I help founders and their technical teams finally understand each other. Whether you're a non-technical leader trying to make sense of your technology, or a tech team struggling to get traction with the business — I translate.
Book a free call See how I can helpMost problems between founders and their tech teams aren't technical — they're communication problems. That's where I come in.
I sit between your leadership and your developers — clarifying priorities, translating decisions, and making sure both sides are actually working on the same problem.
RetainerA trusted sounding board for non-technical leaders. I help you ask better questions, understand what you're being told, and make confident technology decisions.
Light retainerI help technical teams present their work, risks, and roadmap in language that boards and investors understand — and help leadership build the right reporting structures.
Project / workshopA structured review of your technology and team, delivered as a clear plain-English report. What's working, what's at risk, and what to focus on first.
Fixed-fee projectI help leadership teams understand what their AI exposure actually means — where the risks are, what questions to ask, and how to make informed decisions without needing to become a technical expert.
Project / workshopFor 15 years I was the only technical person in a small team. My co-founders were brilliant at the business side — but the gap between what they needed to know and what I could explain was something I had to solve every single day.
That's given me something most technical advisers don't have: I genuinely understand both worlds. I know how to make complex technology clear to people who run businesses, and I know how to help technical teams articulate what they're doing and why it matters.
I work with founders and leadership teams at smaller organisations where the gap between technology and the rest of the business is causing real friction.
Not sure if your situation is the right fit? Start with a free 30-minute call — no pitch, just a conversation about what you're trying to achieve.