Ideal Fit

Who gets the most from working with me.

The most valuable engagements share a few traits. If these sound familiar, we should talk.

Later-Stage Momentum

You have product-market fit. You have revenue. You need to scale it strategically, not just push harder on what already exists.

Commercial Complexity

Your growth challenge involves multiple functions: sales, marketing, partnerships, CS. It requires someone who can see and work across all of them.

A Real Decision Maker

You are a founder, CEO, CRO, COO, or head of strategy, with the authority to make decisions and the desire to act on them.

Domain Alignment

You operate in logistics, 3PL, omnichannel commerce, or ecommerce SaaS. My experience is in your world, which means the learning curve is near zero.

Segment 01

Third-Party Logistics (3PL) Providers

The 3PL industry is at a genuine inflection point. The best providers are no longer just warehouse operators. They are becoming a technology-enabled commerce infrastructure. But the path from traditional 3PL to modern omnichannel provider is not straightforward, and most 3PLs lack the commercial leadership to navigate it.

I helped lead exactly this transition at Port Logistics Group, taking the company from a traditional 3PL to a tech-enabled omnichannel and DTC provider with over 50% of revenue from ecommerce, ahead of a near-$500M exit to Ryder.

Common Growth Challenges

Stuck serving legacy retail/wholesale customers while ecommerce passes you by
No clear market positioning or differentiated value proposition to attract DTC and omnichannel brands
Partnerships with ecommerce platforms and tech vendors exist on paper but generate no real revenue
Sales team selling features and price rather than strategic value and outcomes
Integration ecosystem too thin to attract the fastest-growing brands in ecommerce

Where I Add Value

Commercial transformation toward omnichannel and ecommerce revenue
ICP definition for modern DTC, omnichannel, and enterprise retail brands
Building a real partnerships and integrations ecosystem strategy
GTM strategy and sales motion redesign for the new customer profile
Strategic advisory for owners considering a sale or investment

Common Growth Challenges

Channel complexity creating operational and commercial friction that limits growth
No clear commercial narrative that works across DTC, wholesale, retail, and marketplace simultaneously
Technology stack not integrated enough to enable real omnichannel execution
Growth slowing as the business tries to serve too many channels without enough infrastructure

Where I Add Value

Channel strategy and commercial model for omnichannel scaling
Technology and vendor ecosystem strategy for omnichannel operations
Partnerships across platforms, marketplaces, and logistics providers
Go-to-market redesign for enterprise retail and DTC expansion

Segment 02

Omnichannel Commerce Companies

Omnichannel commerce is hard to execute well, and the commercial challenges are just as complex as the operational ones. Managing growth across DTC, wholesale, retail, and marketplaces simultaneously requires a different kind of strategic thinking than most pure-play ecommerce businesses need.

My work at Port Logistics Group, Ryder, and as an advisor to commerce technology companies has given me a deep view of the omnichannel ecosystem from multiple angles: logistics provider, technology platform, and strategic advisor.


Segment 03

Logistics Providers

Carriers, freight, last-mile, and supply chain companies are under enormous commercial pressure. Customer expectations are higher, ecommerce growth has fundamentally changed demand patterns, and competition has intensified. The logistics providers that will win are those that build better commercial capabilities faster.

I bring the rare combination of deep supply chain operational knowledge and strong commercial and partnerships experience, having worked inside some of the largest logistics companies in North America, as well as high-growth startups disrupting the same space.

Common Growth Challenges

Commoditized positioning with no commercial differentiation from competitors
Sales team selling on price and capacity rather than outcomes and solutions
No ecosystem partnership strategy to drive customer cross-sell and referrals
Struggling to enter new verticals (e.g., ecommerce, retail, DTC) from a traditional freight base

Where I Add Value

Commercial differentiation strategy and value proposition redesign
Ecommerce and retail vertical expansion strategy and GTM build
Partnerships and alliances program to drive ecosystem revenue
M&A and commercial diligence support for acquisitive growth

Common Growth Challenges

Positioned too broadly, useful to everyone, compelling to no one
Low ACV and high churn from selling too far down-market
Partner ecosystem not generating meaningful pipeline, lots of agreements, minimal revenue
Trying to move upmarket without the right GTM motion, messaging, or sales capability
Product built for logistics and commerce but founders without deep domain relationships to open doors

Where I Add Value

ICP sharpening and enterprise repositioning strategy
GTM rebuild for upmarket or enterprise motion
Partnerships engine design: 3PL, platform, and ecosystem relationships
Introductions and credibility within the logistics/commerce ecosystem
Board advisory for companies in the commerce technology category

Segment 04

Ecommerce SaaS & Commerce Technology

Commerce technology: OMS, iPaaS, WMS, post-purchase, returns, and last-mile tech is a crowded space. Standing out requires both clear commercial positioning and a genuine partner ecosystem. Most SaaS companies in this space underinvest in both.

As CRO at Pipe17 and as a board advisor to Malomo, Loop Returns, Pipe17, and Two Boxes, I have worked inside and around these companies long enough to understand their specific commercial challenges. I know the buyer, the ecosystem, and what it takes to grow in this market.

Honest About Fit

When I am probably not the right fit.

I would rather be direct upfront than waste your time or mine.

Early-Stage Startups

If you are pre-revenue or very early-stage, you probably need a different kind of advisor, someone who specializes in early product-market fit and seed-stage growth mechanics.

Non-Commerce Industries

My experience is specifically in logistics, supply chain, ecommerce, and commerce technology. I am not the right advisor for healthcare, fintech, or other verticals where I do not have deep domain experience.

Tactical Execution Only

If you need someone to manage a marketing campaign, write content, or do execution-level work without strategic oversight, I am probably over-qualified and under-suited for the engagement.

Recognize Your Company?

If your business fits, let's have a real conversation about growth.

Tell me where you are, where you want to go, and what is in the way. I will tell you directly whether and how I can help.