Success Was Never the Finish Line.
After three decades advising CEOs and founders through their most consequential decisions, I’ve learned something most discover too late: the biggest obstacle isn’t the business. It’s the life running alongside it—and the questions nobody around you is positioned to ask, let alone answer honestly.
I work with a small number of leaders at a time. What I offer isn’t a strategy. It’s a conversation that’s long overdue.
Mentorship for CEOs & Founders
Most are climbing hard. Few are climbing right. This work is for the ones ready to tell the difference.
Burning out near the top, questioning whether the climb is sustainable—or realizing somewhere along the way they've been on the wrong mountain all along.
That's where I come in.
You didn’t get here by accident. But neither the climb nor the summit tells you whether you’re on the right mountain—or what to do when you reach the top and it doesn't feel the way you expected.
In three decades on Wall Street I’ve counseled hundreds of CEOs and founders through exits, busted deals, reinventions, and everything in between. I’ve witnessed the best decisions a leader can make—and the worst. Usually both.
The higher you climb, the smaller the circle of people you can speak to honestly. Most CEOs don't have anyone.
What I offer isn’t a program or a methodology. It’s a trusted relationship with someone who has stood where you’re standing and will tell you the truth.
Let's talk.
The most important conversations of your career probably haven’t happened yet.