Body of Work

Real Engagements. Consistent Patterns.

Twenty-five years of operational work across quick-service restaurants, global manufacturing, capital-intensive supply chains, and growth-stage businesses. The industries differ. The patterns don't.

People, Process & Technology6 min read

Multi-Billion-Dollar Agricultural Cooperative — Agribusiness / Food Production / Manufacturing

One Source of Truth Across 15 Facilities and $1.2 Billion in Revenue.

A national rice producer had grown through acquisition and inherited fragmented systems, inconsistent data, and no unified view of operations. Unifying it required more than a new ERP — it required translating one of agriculture's most complex processing models into a single enterprise platform.

ERP ImplementationAgribusinessManufacturingSupply ChainFood Safety & Traceability

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Operational Diagnostics4 min read

Quick-Service Restaurant Chain

The Data Said Cut It. The Analysis Said Keep It.

How a CPG item flagged for elimination was revealed to be driving measurable adult meal attachment — and why the technology was only as valuable as the judgment applied to it.

AnalyticsMenu StrategyQSROperational Diagnostics

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People, Process & Technology5 min read

Global Manufacturing — PLM & 3D Simulation

The Technology Was Ready. The Organization Wasn't.

Selling and implementing PLM and 3D simulation solutions across global manufacturers revealed a consistent pattern: the organizations that extracted the most value had already aligned their people before deployment began.

PLMChange ManagementManufacturingTechnology Adoption

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Enterprise Business Development5 min read

Capital-Intensive Supply Chain Operations

The System Was Right. The People Didn't Trust It.

Service parts planning and supply chain optimization tools delivered measurable outcomes only when the people responsible for the data understood how their inputs affected the output.

Supply ChainService PartsChange ManagementOperations

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Executive Advisory4 min read

Multi-Site Service Business

The Strategy Was Sound. The Execution Gap Was Invisible.

When a multi-site operator couldn't explain why performance varied significantly across locations running the same playbook, the answer wasn't in the numbers.

Multi-Site OperationsExecutive AdvisoryLeadershipOperational Diagnostics

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Fractional COO5 min read

Growth-Stage Business at Operational Inflection

Growing Fast Enough to Break Things.

A growth-stage business had outpaced its operational infrastructure. Revenue was climbing. Margins were compressing. The founder knew something was wrong but couldn't see it clearly from inside.

Fractional COOGrowth StrategyOrganizational DesignOperations

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