Enterprise experience. Government insight.
A promising opportunity needs more than a persuasive proposal. Executive priorities, policy, budgets, procurement requirements, institutional relationships, operational constraints, and timing all shape whether a solution can gain traction and succeed.
I bring strategic business development experience from a $20+ billion global technology enterprise, direct C-suite engagement involving Global 1000 organizations, and deep experience across government, public safety, and corrections.
The work begins with the questions that determine the outcome: Where should we compete? Who shapes the decision? What must happen before procurement? Which commitments can the organization credibly deliver?
This is senior executive advisory—not outsourced sales representation, a lobbying claim, or government-contact brokerage.
Market entry & expansion
Determine where to compete—and where not to.
Assess market fit, agency priorities, competitive conditions, credibility requirements, and the investment needed to establish or expand a durable public-sector position.
Outcome: Prioritized markets, opportunity criteria, and a clear path to enter, expand, reshape, or decline.
Government & stakeholder strategy
Understand who shapes the decision environment.
Identify the officials, executives, influencers, procurement stakeholders, associations, and institutional relationships that affect whether an opportunity moves.
Outcome: A stakeholder architecture, engagement priorities, executive roles, and coordinated next steps.
Strategic pursuits & procurement
Shape the opportunity before the RFP.
Clarify the pathway from early market interest and positioning through requirements, procurement, negotiation, award, and execution—before the pursuit consumes disproportionate resources.
Outcome: A pursuit strategy, decision map, critical milestones, risks, and executive actions.
Executive engagement
Prepare for the conversations that matter.
Equip leaders for consequential government and enterprise conversations where credibility, timing, message, and command of the decision environment matter.
Outcome: Executive briefing, message architecture, stakeholder objectives, and meeting strategy.
Government affairs & policy
Connect business strategy with policy and government action.
Align market objectives with legislative, regulatory, budget, association, and executive-branch developments across federal, state, and local government.
Outcome: Issue priorities, stakeholder strategy, policy narrative, and an actionable engagement plan.
Strategic account recovery
Move a critical relationship back toward performance.
When an important government relationship, implementation, or pursuit stalls, clarify the real concerns, align the responsible teams, and focus executive attention on corrective action.
Outcome: A prioritized recovery plan, named owners, decision milestones, and measurable follow-through.