When Your Business Feels Scattered On the Inside, Your Customers Feel It On the Outside.
Align product, marketing, and sales so your company feels put together—from the inside out.
Your teams want clarity. They just need a strategy they can act on. I help you build that strategy, and turn it into a shared operating system that product, marketing, and sales can use to drive the business forward together.
Strategic Alignment and Brand Strategy Consulting for Growing Organizations
Turn scattered efforts into shared momentum.
Do it with a brand strategist and designer that facilitates strategic alignment. I have nearly 20 years of experience working on the strategies of companies like Chick-fil-A, Lowe’s, and Microsoft.
Hundreds of business leaders have leveraged my experience to unite their teams and align their product, marketing and sales strategies.
Let’s Build a Shared Strategic Operating System for Product, Marketing, and Sales
Your strategy shouldn’t live in slides, documents, or executive meetings. It should be the day-to-day operating system your teams rely on to do great work.
Start by Choosing the Program Built for Your Stage of Growth
Small Business Program
Built for local-focused businesses (Currently only available to North and South Carolina businesses.)
If your customers choose you because you’re local, personal, and trusted—this program ensures your strategy reflects that. It’s built to help you align your team around what makes you different.
Program DetailsMid-Size to Enterprise Program
Built for growth-stage organizations that need full cross-functional alignment to continue scaling.
For teams where product, marketing, and sales are operating in silos, this program creates one shared strategic operating system that drives focus and momentum.
Program DetailsWhy Strategic Alignment and Brand Strategy Matter
In a high-growth or transitional phase, whether scaling, pivoting, acquiring, or rebranding, the cost of misalignment rises exponentially.
This is the Misalignment Tax™: the compound cost of teams working from different assumptions, messaging, and priorities. It shows up as slower execution, missed revenue targets, confused customers, and burned-out teams.
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