Strategy consultant & writer
Clear thinking,
carefully written.
An editorial one-page template for consultants, writers, and advisors — set like a broadsheet, read like an essay.
About
Every practice has a thesis. Write yours in two paragraphs: the problem you keep seeing, and the way you approach it that others don't.
Second paragraph: proof. Years, industries, the kinds of rooms you've been in — stated plainly, without adjectives.
Expertise
- Positioning
One line on the outcome clients get.
- Narrative & messaging
Keep every line the same weight and length.
- Executive writing
Delete what you don't do; whitespace is credibility.
Selected work
- 2026Repositioning a legacy manufacturer
One sentence on the situation and the result.
- 2025A category story for a fintech launch
Numbers where you have them; discretion where you don't.
- 2024Keynote & annual letter, listed company
Three entries beat ten. Curate.
"Replace with the sentence a client actually said about working with you."— Chief Executive, Client Company
Process
- I. Listen
Two weeks of interviews before a single recommendation.
- II. Frame
The problem stated in one page, agreed by everyone.
- III. Write
Drafts you can put in front of a board unedited.
Journal
- On saying less in earnings callsJune 2026
- The one-page strategy memoApril 2026
- Why positioning driftsFebruary 2026
Currently taking two clients for autumn.
The fastest route is a short note about your situation.