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I’m the COO at a scaling creative agency—not a consultant selling frameworks. I embed with accounting firms and agencies that are bottlenecked by operational chaos, install the systems that unlock capacity, and leave you with infrastructure that actually works. Most clients see measurable relief in 30 days.
Every quarter you don’t fix this costs you real revenue and burns out the people keeping you afloat.
These aren’t aspirations. These are the results firms get when operations actually work.
I’m not a former operator selling old playbooks. I’m the active COO at Quimby (a scaling creative agency), running the same systems I install for clients. When I build you a capacity planning model, it’s the one I used this morning.
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For firms ready to install permanent operational leadership. I embed as your COO 2-3 days/week. I run leadership meetings, own accountability structures, build the KPIs that matter, install resource planning systems, and create governance that doesn’t slow you down.
Most clients see measurable capacity gains in 30-45 days.
For firms that need core systems installed now. A focused sprint to build the operational infrastructure you’re missing. We document actual workflows (not ideal ones), clarify who owns what, install capacity planning tools, build dashboards you’ll check, and create the playbooks that let you scale.
Timeline: 8-12 weeks | Investment: Fixed fee + staged payments
For teams that need to run operations better—starting Monday. No inspirational fluff. Tactical, practical sessions that teach your team how to plan capacity, clarify roles, build delivery systems, and run operations that scale.
You could. Budget $150K-$250K + equity, then spend 6 months finding someone who knows service firm operations (not SaaS ops playbooks that don’t apply). Or start with fractional leadership, get immediate results, and decide later if you need full-time.
Most clients either keep me fractional because it works or hire full-time after 12-18 months with clarity on exactly what is needed.
Every firm says this. Then the crisis becomes the next crisis. The firms that grow without chaos start fixing operations *during* the hard quarter—because that’s when the pain is visible and the team actually wants change.
I’m not building you a binder. I’m installing systems while embedded in your actual operations. Here’s the difference: consultants assess and recommend. I show up, run your leadership meeting, build the utilization tracker, train your team to use it, and stick around until it’s working. You don’t get a PDF of “recommendations”—you get working infrastructure.
If a system doesn’t stick after I leave, I built it wrong. That’s on me, not your team’s “resistance to change.”
Every firm says this. Then I document their delivery process and find they’re doing the same 6 things 80% of the time with minor variations.
The firms that stay chaotic believe they’re special. The firms that scale realize they’re repeatable—and build systems around the patterns, not the exceptions.
Your client work might be custom. Your internal operations aren’t. Capacity planning, role clarity, and workflow management work the same whether you’re billing tax returns or brand campaigns.
I’ve yet to meet a “too unique to systematize” firm that wasn’t just understructured.
Accounting firms hit capacity walls around utilization, realization, and busy season planning. Creative agencies break on project chaos, unclear roles, and capacity planning that doesn’t account for how creative work actually happens.
Book a 30-minute diagnostic call. I’ll ask about your revenue, team size, current breaking points, and tell you exactly what I’d fix first—and whether I’m even the right fit. No sales pitch. No discovery process.