Services
Three areas. One through line.
Whether it's a merger, a transformation, or a complex program, the challenge is rarely purely operational. I work at the intersection of structure and people — because that's where the real work happens.
01 — Integration
Post-merger integration
Combining two organizations is one of the hardest operational challenges a leadership team faces. The deal logic is clear. The hard part is execution — aligning people, processes, and governance without losing momentum or the talent you acquired the company to keep.
I work on the integration workstreams where people and operations intersect: org design, role clarity, governance setup, and the change management that determines whether the integration actually lands.
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Integration planning & workstream management
Structuring the integration office, defining workstreams, and building the governance cadence that keeps cross-functional work on track.
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Organizational design
Defining the combined org structure, reporting lines, and role clarity — with the practical change management to get people through it.
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Culture & people integration
Surfacing where culture gaps are real vs. perceived, and building the mechanisms that help teams work together before friction compounds.
02 — Transformation
Organizational transformation
Transformation work fails most often not because the strategy is wrong, but because the organization wasn't built to execute it. I help leadership teams redesign how the organization works — structures, roles, decision rights — and build the change management that makes the new model stick.
My background is in industrial and PE-backed companies, where transformation means real operational change, not just a reorg on paper.
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Org design & role clarity
Structures that reflect how work actually needs to flow — with clear accountability and decision rights at every level.
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Change management
Built in, not bolted on. Stakeholder alignment, communication architecture, and the frontline engagement that determines adoption.
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Lean & operational improvement
Manufacturing and lean principles applied to operational problems — waste reduction, process redesign, and the people enablement to sustain it.
03 — Program management
PMO & program management
Large, complex programs need infrastructure — governance, cadence, reporting, and accountability — or they drift. I've run large PMOs from the inside and know where program management goes wrong: too much process, not enough clarity; too many dashboards, not enough decisions.
I build operating structures that keep programs on track without creating bureaucracy for its own sake.
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PMO design & standup
Building the governance structure, meeting cadence, and reporting architecture for large cross-functional programs from the ground up.
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Program recovery
Diagnosing why a program is off-track and resetting the structure, accountability, and momentum to get it back on course.
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Governance & decision architecture
Defining who decides what, at what level, and how — so escalations get resolved and the program keeps moving.
How I work
What you can expect from an engagement.
Embedded, not advisory
I work alongside your team, not above them. The deliverable isn't a deck — it's an organization that can operate differently after I leave.
Structured and pragmatic
MBB rigor applied to real constraints. I build what will actually be used by the people who have to run it, not the version that looks best in a presentation.
People-centered throughout
Every operational decision has a human consequence. I keep that visible — so the plan on paper becomes something the organization can actually execute.
Ready to see if we're a fit?
30-minute discovery calls, no obligation.
I'll tell you honestly if I can help.