For small businesses that are too much for one person, and not ready for a hire

You don’t need another vendor.
You need one person who can take real work.

Too much to keep carrying yourself. Not enough to hire a department. So sales, marketing, operations, and the tools underneath wait on you — or get split across people who don’t talk to each other.

I keep a short roster on purpose. A handful of clients. Dedicated time every month. We work on what’s actually stuck.

Five seats. $1,500 a month. When they’re full, they’re full.

01 The problem


You’re stuck between doing it yourself and hiring.

Vendors handle one lane. You still hold the middle. A full-time person is more salary, more management, more than you want right now. So the real work waits.

02 The work


Five clients. That’s the whole list.

$1,500 a month. Dedicated time in your business — not a ticket queue, not a package menu.

What the time goes to depends on the month: the admin eating the week, the tools that don’t talk, the sales or marketing work that’s stalled, the thing you’ve been meaning to build. I can work across that on purpose. I don’t pretend to be an expert at every craft in the building.

If the roster is full, it’s full.


  1. 01

    You tell me what you run and what’s stuck.

    A few sentences is enough.

  2. 02

    If I have a seat, we start the month.

    Same time, every month. Yours.

  3. 03

    We pick the work. I do it.

    We talk like people. No ticket portal.

03 Proof


What that work has looked like.


Software they were already paying for

A look at what’s already on the invoice. Drop the extras, keep what works, connect what’s left. Less spend, fewer logins.

A tasting room I ran

Paper to POS and inventory. Mismatches down 20%. Closing took half as long.

04 About


I’ve been in the middle of a small operation.

Floor, customers, crews, tools, close-out. Sales, marketing, operations, technology — the unglamorous mix, not a single lane. I communicate like an adult and I build things that get used.

Graham International. Farmington Valley, Connecticut.

Agribusiness, Arizona State. Since 2019 this is the work: a short roster, real time, the messy middle of small businesses.

The personal site is the rest of me.

05


What’s stuck?

A few sentences: what you run, what you want off your plate, what you’ve already tried. If I have a seat, I’ll say so. If I don’t, I’ll say that too.