Prioritization instability
When research and customer evidence are not integrated into planning, teams make decisions on assumptions.
ENTERPRISE STRATEGY & OPERATIONS
I help organizations improve planning clarity, portfolio visibility, and execution predictability by designing systems that support better prioritization, governance, and cross-functional decision-making at scale.
Operating Challenges
When research and customer evidence are not integrated into planning, teams make decisions on assumptions.
Distributed teams and geographies create silos. Nobody can see what capacity exists or how work actually coordinates.
Unclear success criteria and opaque decision logic create waste. Coordination becomes friction instead of strength.
When teams work independently, patterns duplicate. Reuse becomes accidental instead of systematic.
As organizations grow, every new initiative requires leadership calibration. The model does not compound.
Systems
Planning cadences, governance structures, and prioritization frameworks that integrate evidence and align cross-functional teams.
Resource allocation models and visibility systems that enable distributed teams to execute from shared priorities.
Design systems, pattern libraries, and standards that make consistency automatic and enable teams to move without duplication.
Weekly forums, intake processes, and feedback loops that turn scattered work into coordinated execution.
Prioritization criteria, governance boards, and decision authority structures that work at 8 teams or 50.
Selected Work
How I shifted decision-making from assumption-driven to evidence-driven by integrating customer insights into governance workflows.
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How I consolidated distributed UX operations and built systems that eliminated 61% of engineering requests.
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How I built governance structure and centralized standards that enabled eight global centers to execute with speed and consistency.
Read the case study →I work at the intersection of operations, strategy, and execution. I diagnose where fragmented work creates waste—whether that’s duplicated design systems, research disconnected from decision-making, or autonomous centers operating without standards. Then I design the operating model, governance structure, and processes that enable coordinated execution.
I've done this work at scale: consolidated distributed UX teams, embedded research into planning forums, established decision frameworks for eight global centers. The pattern is consistent: identify friction, design systems, measure impact, iterate. Every system I’ve built has survived leadership transitions and scaled beyond my involvement.
I'm a fractional operating systems leader. I run Altair Ops, a consulting practice focused on designing and implementing product operations and strategy & operations infrastructure.
→ Product Operations
→ Strategy & Operations
→ Business Operations
→ Chief of Staff
→ Strategic Programs
I'm strongest in organizations where planning cadence is broken, cross-functional alignment is stuck, or execution systems haven’t been formalized. I work best with leaders who want operating systems designed, not people managed.
Operating Principles
Ambiguous success criteria and murky decision-making create waste. Every system I design starts with explicit criteria and transparent decision logic.
Distributed teams move faster with clear standards and decision authority, not slower. Consistency at scale comes from codified systems, not constant calibration.
When teams duplicate effort, the operating model is broken. I design systems that make reuse automatic.
Systems only improve when you can see how they’re actually being used. Feedback loops aren’t optional.
Resume
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Contact
Currently focused on Director and Sr Director Product Operations, Strategy & Operations, Business Operations, Chief of Staff, and selective embedded consulting engagements related to operating model design, governance, prioritization systems, and execution visibility.