Advisory projects · Board roles
Advisory projects and board roles
For the goals that reach the whole organisation.
Some goals need work inside the company: a defined project with a fixed scope, or a seat on your advisory board or executive board. This work grows out of trust, and it starts with a conversation.
Where this work goes
- Structuring and financing the next institutional round with the management team
- Licensing and partnering negotiations with pharma counterparties
- Building the route to a listing or an acquisition, years before it happens
- AI in the company, measured in a result the business already tracks
Use case
AI in the company
AI pays off when it improves a result the business already measures: faster answers to customers, a shorter month-end close, a sales team that spends more of its week with buyers. I have built AI agents into my own daily work since 2022, including the multi-agent research system behind my listed portfolios, and I work with companies from SMEs to large corporations on where AI improves a result and how to prove it.
Name the improvement
The business result AI should change, in numbers the team already tracks.
Set the baseline
Where that number stands today, which we measure or carefully estimate.
Build and compare
Introduce the tool, then measure the same number again.
Decide
Expand, revise, pause or stop, based on the comparison.
Start with Your Next Move on one AI decision. Larger rollouts run as a defined project with a fixed scope.
Start with a conversation.
Your Next Move
Your next move, decided
Clarity on where you want to go, and on what you do first.
- Before
- Your onboarding letter and preparation sheet within 24 hours of booking. You send your answers back two days before the session.
- Session
- 60 minutes on Zoom.
- Afterwards
- Within 24 hours, a written de-brief with my core observations, the recommendation with the most impact and your next step, plus the recording and the transcript.
- Price
- EUR 500, one fixed price for all three steps. English or German.
First conversation · free
A first conversation
To find out whether we are a fit.
- Where
- Fifteen minutes on Zoom or Teams.
- When
- One to three weeks out, Monday to Friday.
- Preparation
- Nothing to prepare. If you like, share a line on the booking page about your goal.