Business & Systems Advisory for Owners, COO’s, CFO’s and Executives

I help business leaders diagnose operational risk, evaluate ERP and AI decisions, and build clear roadmaps before money and time are wasted.



Who This Advisory Is For


  • Business owners preparing for growth or change.
  • COOs and operations leaders making system decisions.
  • Executives inheriting broken systems.
  • Leaders who need guidance before execution.

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This Advisory Is NOT For


  • DIY ERP implementations.
  • Tool-first decisions.
  • Companies looking for quick installs.

Problems I Help Solve


  • ERP decisions made without operational readiness.
  • Poor planning, BOM, or item master governance.
  • Systems driving behavior instead of supporting it.
  • AI projects without cost control.
  • Leadership teams lacking shared operational truth.


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The Business & Systems Advisory Framework


  • Diagnose Reality – Understand how the business really operates.
  • De-Risk Decisions – Identify failure points early
  • Sequence the Roadmap – Decide what must be fixed first
  • Guide Execution (Optional) – Support only when it fits the plan
  • Transfer Knowledge – Ensure leadership can own the system

I operate as a tool-agnostic advisor. My role is to protect the business, not sell software. ERP, AI, and automation are tools — not outcomes.

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Background & Experience


I bring 25 years running MRP and ERP inside manufacturing operations and, since 2014, implementing and architecting it — across operations leadership, supply chain, planning, manufacturing, and service environments. I advise leaders who need clarity, sequencing, and accountability.

Client Success Summaries

Prevented six-figure ERP mistakes through early advisory.

Stabilized operations by correcting data governance.

Improved planning accuracy before system rollout.

How Advisory Engagements Start


  • Initial intake discussion.
  • Short diagnostic period.
  • Written advisory roadmap.

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