AI Automation That Pays for Itself in Months. Strategic Insights That Compound for Years.
I identify and build your highest-ROI automations, keep them running flawlessly, and advise on emerging AI opportunities that give you an edge over competitors still figuring it out.
Most businesses approach AI backward. They start with the technology: What's the latest model? Which tools should we buy? How do we train our team on AI? Here's the metric that actually matters: Where is your team losing 10+ hours a week on work that follows a pattern? That's where AI makes money back. Everything else is experimentation.
The Real Problem : You don't need an AI strategy. You need someone who can spot which of your recurring workflows are quietly burning hours every week. The invoice processing that takes your finance person 6 hours every Monday. The data entry your team copy-pastes between systems.
The customer follow-ups that follow the exact same script but still require manual sending. These aren't innovation problems. They're automation problems. And they don't require a 6-month roadmap or a full-time AI executive. They require someone who knows what to automate first and how to build it fast.
Three Principles That Drive Results
Most AI implementations fail because they're built backwards. Here's what works.
Speed Over Perfection
85% automation in week 4 beats 95% automation in month 6. We ship fast, measure impact, then improve. Your team sees results immediately.
Automate Tasks, Not People
We don't replace roles. We eliminate the repetitive work preventing your team from doing strategic, creative, high-value work.
Built to Last
We don't build and disappear. We maintain, update, and evolve your automations as AI technology advances. Systems that stay working, always.
Imagine Your Finance Person Spending Monday Morning on Strategy—Not Invoices
Or your CS team building customer relationships instead of sending template emails. Or your ops manager redesigning workflows instead of copying data. That's not a fantasy. That's what happens when you automate the work nobody wants to do anyway.