The Architecture
One system.
Three strategic challenges.
Personal Innovation System
Set your direction.
Clarify what matters most, your values, strengths, priorities.
Design a sequence of moves aligned to that direction. Define a portfolio of themes relevant right now.
Act, observe signal, and recalibrate. Analysis can only take you so far.
Learn through movement.
Move forward with clarity. Not drift.
Innovation Navigation System
From idea to traction.
Make the invisible architecture of your idea visible. Surface assumptions, risks, and pathways to value.
Build a portfolio of staged moves. Start small, test deliberately, and expand where conviction strengthens..
Generate evidence through disciplined iteration. Refine the shape until traction compounds.
From hypothesis to validated traction.
Strategic Navigation System
Navigate Complexity.
Make strategy visible across stakeholders. Create shared clarity on intent and trade-offs.
Establish decision architecture that aligns capital, capability, and timing.
Generate evidence through disciplined iteration. Refine the shape until traction compounds.
From complexity to aligned action.
Ongoing Guidance
Helping you navigate complexity.
Across direction, realisation, and leadership.
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Using a structured navigation system developed in high-stakes environments, from trading floors in London, New York, and Switzerland to venture building and strategic innovation.
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For almost three decades, I have worked with leaders and innovators across enterprise and venture environments to turn early-stage ideas into validated, scalable propositions.
From trading floors in London, New York, and Zurich to venture studios and innovation labs, the work has focused on one core discipline:
Turning early-stage ideas into evidence-backed propositions.
We begin at zero-to-one.
Define the minimum lovable prototype.
Test assumptions in market.
Generate traction before scaling.Design-led. Evidence-informed. De-risked through action.
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A personal venture built through the same portfolio logic.
Helping individuals express clarity of vision through bespoke eyewear and physical craft.
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Designed to align identity, form, and function.
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An exploration of resonance made tangible.
