Good people work starts with the right problem.

Growing companies rarely have one people problem. Hiring slows down, managers improvise, teams drift apart, and the tools that worked at 50 people stop working at 200. I help founders, business leaders, and People teams figure out what's really getting in the way and decide how to fix it.

Sometimes that's advice. Sometimes it's a redesigned process, support for a leadership team, a workshop, a new system, or hands-on implementation. The method follows the problem.

I lead Talent and Culture at Orium, and I'm open to a small amount of outside work alongside it.

Tell me what you're working through

Ways to work together

The right format depends on the problem, the scope, and my availability. We work that out in a first conversation.

For People professionals

Mentoring, working sessions, and workshops for recruiters, HRBPs, People leaders, and operators. Bring a real problem from your work, like a hiring process to fix, a workflow to rebuild with AI, or a step into strategic leadership, and leave with something you can use on Monday.

Topics I speak and run workshops on: belonging across countries, why candidates say yes, catching onboarding problems early, and keeping people accountable when AI joins the work.

For people looking for their next role

Career positioning, resume and LinkedIn, interview preparation, and offer guidance, from someone who has hired across roles and levels, from developers to a VP of Sales.

The free resume and offer tools are a good place to start.

A few fair questions

Do you still work at Orium?

Yes, and happily. Outside work is occasional, carefully scoped, and kept consistent with my commitments there.

Do you run recruiting searches?

No. I help you build the way your team hires. If you need roles filled, I'll point you to people I trust.

What about our data?

Work happens in tools and environments you authorize, under rules we agree on before anything starts.

Tell me what's getting in the way. Even if I'm not the right person to do the work, I'll help you figure out where to start.

Tell me what you're working through