Why Three

Selectivity is the strategy.

Most advisors spread thin. They sit on a dozen boards, show up for quarterly meetings, and offer counsel that could apply to anyone. That's not what I do.

I limit my board and advisory commitments to what I can genuinely carry, because I believe depth beats breadth, for the organization and for me. When I commit to a board, I am genuinely present: before meetings, between meetings, and in the moments that don't make it onto the agenda.

The companies I work with are navigating real complexity: technology transformation, leadership transition, strategic inflection, or the particular pressure of trying to scale without losing what made them good. That work deserves full attention.

3–5 Board positions per year.
Plus up to three advisory
or consulting engagements.
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Boards don't need more opinions. They need someone who asks the question that reframes the whole conversation.

William Anderson

Ideal Board Profile

  • - Growth-stage or mid-market company
  • - Technology, services, or transformation focus
  • - CEO who values direct, independent counsel
  • - Board that wants strategic depth, not compliance theater
  • - Organization at a meaningful inflection point
Engagement Types

Three ways to work together at the board level.

Each engagement is structured around what the organization actually needs, not a standard template.

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Corporate Board Director

Full board membership with fiduciary responsibility. I bring operating credibility and strategic independence to governance conversations, as the voice of someone who has run the play, not just watched it.

Best for
  • Companies preparing for growth capital or exit
  • Boards that need operating experience
  • Organizations navigating CEO transition
II

Advisory Board Member

Strategic counsel without fiduciary responsibility. Regular access to my thinking on strategy, AI, organizational design, and executive effectiveness, structured around what you're working through.

Best for
  • Founder-led companies building their first advisory board
  • Mid-market firms navigating transformation
  • Organizations that need senior perspective fast
III

Fractional C-Suite Advisory

Senior strategic presence in a defined executive capacity, without the full-time overhead. I work alongside your leadership team on the highest-stakes decisions and the issues that don't fit neatly into any org chart box.

Best for
  • Companies between executive hires
  • Organizations scaling faster than the team
  • Situations that need a senior operator immediately
What I Bring

Operating experience, not advisory theory.

The difference between a good board member and a great one is almost never expertise. It's the willingness to say the thing no one else will, backed by the credibility to make it land.

I've been accountable for real outcomes at the senior level. I know what the board can't see from the outside, and I know what the CEO needs to hear but isn't.

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Operator's Credibility I've run P&Ls, led transformations, and been in the room when it counted. That's what makes board counsel land differently.
2
Pattern Recognition at Speed 25+ years of organizational exposure means I see what's coming before it arrives on the agenda.
3–5
Directness Without Politics No internal agenda. No equity stake clouding judgment. I'll say what needs to be said.
4
AI & Technology Fluency Not just conceptual. I understand how AI and technology transformation actually plays out inside organizations.
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Full Presence Because I take on three engagements, every organization I commit to gets my full attention: before meetings, between meetings, and during them.
Sector Focus

Where my experience runs deep.

Professional Services

Consulting, advisory, and managed services

AI and Automation

Adoption strategy and organizational readiness

Technology and SaaS

Scaling, GTM, and enterprise transformation

Enterprise Software

Strategy, delivery, and customer outcomes

How It Works

From first conversation to working together.

01

Initial Conversation

We spend 30 minutes understanding what you're navigating and whether there's a fit worth exploring.

02

Deeper Diligence

I ask to understand the business, the board, the leadership team, and the specific challenges you're facing.

03

Structure the Engagement

We agree on format, cadence, and expectations so both sides know what we're signing up for.

04

Begin the Work

I'm present, direct, and fully committed for the duration of the engagement.

Get in Touch

If you think there's a fit,
let's talk.

I don't respond to every inquiry, but I read all of them. Tell me specifically what you're working on and why you think this could be a fit.

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