Built the model before the path to clinical validation and hospital procurement was solved.
Validate the regulatory and distribution path before the product.
I help seed and Series A founders avoid the technical and strategic missteps that quietly kill early-stage companies. I don't write your code. I don't take your equity. I work at the decision and governance level — across technology, product, and strategy as one system.

Most early-stage technical wreckage comes from confusing these roles. Hire the wrong shape of help and you'll burn six months solving the wrong problem.
My job is to stop you from making decisions that could kill the company — not to build the company for you.
No dark patterns. No predatory lending. No products that harm the users they depend on. If the business model needs people to lose for you to win, I'm not the right advisor.
Regulatory exposure, trust-sensitive data, and partner dependencies make early technical and compliance choices unusually expensive to reverse.
Clinical validation, procurement realities, and patient-safety rules mean the wrong day-one architecture can quietly close every meaningful door.
No testimonials. No invented wins. The credibility here is that I've already paid the tuition on the mistakes you're about to make.
Built the model before the path to clinical validation and hospital procurement was solved.
Validate the regulatory and distribution path before the product.
Anchored to token economics and speculative volume instead of durable banking infrastructure and compliance partnerships.
A fintech product can't depend on the market staying excited.
Strong product sold into an SMB segment that couldn't sustain enterprise-length sales cycles or security budgets.
Product quality doesn't substitute for knowing who can actually pay.
// Illustrative summaries — exact causes available on request.
Each one is grounded in a named framework and produces a concrete output — a score, a checklist, or a specific next step. No email gate.
Four-axis questionnaire → 0–100 risk score, adapted from TRL logic.
What investors actually look for. Tick what you have, surface what you don't.
Six questions. An honest score on whether you're the right founder for this problem.
A decision tree for figuring out which kind of technical help you actually need.
Classic make-or-buy framework applied to early-stage tech and vendor decisions.
A five-axis questionnaire grounded in the B Impact Assessment's stakeholder model, scored out of 10.
Three-time startup founder, currently building a new venture. A decade of R&D and product development experience, primarily across the EMEA region.
Strategy calls are application-only. I take on a small number of founders per quarter so the work stays honest.