
My approach to operational optimization is customized to your company’s vision and goals. I help build an action plan and proactively remove obstacles to turn your vision into a reality.
Peak performance is achieved through alignment of the four pillars of operations: people, profit, planning, and processes. While each piece can have a significant impact on any business, evaluating the complete picture to ensure each element is maximized in relation to the others helps companies overcome more obstacles and realize sustainable growth.
People.
The single most impactful resource of any company is its people. Having the right people with the right skill sets, who are clear on company expectations and incorporated successfully to a healthy culture, can make a company unstoppable.
“I take care of my employees so they can take care of my customers.”
- Richard Branson
Profit.
Financial evaluation and maximizing profit margin provide an invaluable opportunity for sustainable company growth and investment in the company’s future.
"Profit has to be a means to other ends rather than an end in itself."
- Charles Handy
Planning.
The clearest of company visions can often languish in the land of conjecture without the benefit of operational planning to turn that vision into action.
“By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.”
- Benjamin Franklin
Process.
How work is accomplished is almost as impactful as the people doing the work. Effective processes dive into the details without losing sight of how those details affect the big picture, allowing a company to maximize resources.
“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.”
- Henry Ford