A senior technology and operations leader who steps in when organisations are under pressure or in transition.
20+ years Creative production & post AI, security & infrastructure
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Full-time, fixed term. I step into a senior technology or operations role while a permanent hire is made, a gap is covered, or a critical transition is managed. Available immediately, up to speed fast, and structured to hand off cleanly.
Part-time, ongoing. Senior technology leadership at a fraction of the full-time cost — typically two to three days per week. Right for studios and production companies that need strategic IT and operations oversight without a full-time head of technology on the payroll.
Project-based, fast. A specific problem — a security audit, an AI workflow build, a system migration, an infrastructure overhaul — tackled with the urgency it needs. Scoped, delivered, done.
Project Management Philosophy
Having spent decades supporting complex, client-sensitive organizations across creative, regulated, and distributed environments.
I work directly with founders and leadership teams to steady operations, reduce noise, and prepare the organization for what comes next.
Areas of Expertise
The environments have changed — AI and automation are now part of daily operations in most teams, often before the ownership and oversight structures have caught up.
That gap is where most of the risk lives, and where I tend to be most useful.
Engagements
The process is designed to be temporary, focused, and practical.
Engagements are scoped to stabilize the current environment, clarify ownership, and prepare the organization for next steps
Engagements are typically:
• 60–90 days
• Fixed-scope or monthly
• Hands-on, senior-level involvement throughout
• Designed with a clear handoff or exit at the end
If you're navigating change, let’s clarify the next step.
Whether you need interim leadership, fractional oversight, or a focused engagement, most conversations begin with a brief discussion of your current environment and priorities. From there, scope becomes clear.