Observe
Read the data until it stops being numbers.
People rarely say why they leave. The data always does.
The deck is the last thing that happens. Three things come first.
Read the data until it stops being numbers.
Get the scattered pieces to agree on one story.
Make the next decision look obvious in hindsight.
Since 2021, across four sectors, the same habit: find the pattern, then make it useful.
Years of customer data, read closely enough to be useful.
Head office writes the campaign. The customer decides whether it lands.
A real client, a real inefficiency, and a panel that had to be convinced.
A startup with no budget for guessing. Segment, send, measure, repeat.
Research that had to end in a signed client, not a slide.
Projects, and the articles that came out of them.
Judged the best digital marketing plan in our cohort.
View recognition ↗Redesigned Jabra's inventory and demo process after modelling where it leaked.
See the role →Why supply chains shape a brand, what electric cars mean for tyre companies, and how NVIDIA got here.
Read the articles ↗The story in the data matters. The person behind the story matters more.
The easy questions tend to be answered already. I like the messy ones, the kind that need analysis and imagination in the same afternoon.
Where I learned the people around the work matter as much as the work.





Achievements are better shared.
Retail is long hours and a lot of repetition. Good company is what turns a shift into something you remember.















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Most people don't need more technology. They need someone to make it stop being a problem.
Six real decisions from my career. You call it first, then see what I did.
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