Connecting the dots between technology and impact
ENTERPRISE CTO · FOUNDER · MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
18 years turning technology decisions into competitive advantage.
Enterprise CTO at a $60M–$70M national enterprise.
Founder & Technology Consultant.
CORE BELIEFS
THE FIRST BELIEF
The Microsoft 365 transformation that improved productivity by 25% wasn't a technology deployment — it was a change management programme. The software was incidental.
THE SECOND BELIEF
I've seen enterprises spend millions on AI tools that automate processes nobody wanted in the first place. I start with the operational problem, then find the technology that solves it — not the other way around.
THE THIRD BELIEF
I replaced a $15K/month custom development dependency with $2.5K/month SaaS — not because it was cheaper, but because the team could run and maintain it without me. Elegance that requires the builder is not elegance.
Three principles that shape every technology decision I make.
Four years. $2M+ in Board-approved technology investments. 100% first-presentation approval rate. This is what happens when technology decisions are grounded in commercial outcomes.
reduction in technology operating costs — while expanding capability
Selected Work
AI & AUTOMATION
PROBLEM › The organisation had 12+ AI experiments running simultaneously. None had clear ownership, governance, or measurable ROI.
Moved AI from ad hoc experimentation to a governed capability with Board-reported ROI and cross-functional accountability.
ENTERPRISE PLATFORM
PROBLEM › The infrastructure hadn't been rebuilt in years. The Board hadn't been shown what that risk was worth in dollar terms.
Led complete cloud architecture, CI/CD pipelines, and zero-downtime migration of mission-critical systems.
INTELLIGENT AUTOMATION
PROBLEM › Answering basic operational questions about stock levels required a manual reporting cycle and a 24-hour wait. Staff were flying blind.
Natural language queries against live operational data. Real-time answers where a 24-hour manual reporting cycle existed.
AI DOCUMENT PROCESSING
PROBLEM › A healthcare team was spending 15 hours per week on manual document handling. Compliance risk was high, consistency was low.
50+ clinical documents processed daily. Manual handling eliminated.
E-COMMERCE PLATFORM
PROBLEM › B2B and B2C operations ran on separate systems. Real-time product data synchronisation across AU/UK didn't exist.
B2B, B2C, and marketplace in a single platform serving 500K+ users.
ENTERPRISE CTO
Full ownership of technology strategy, a $1.5–2M annual budget, and 15+ professionals across four domains. I report to the CEO, present to the Board, and own every commercial outcome.
FOUNDER
Built a consulting practice from nothing. Won clients across healthcare, professional services, and retail. Full P&L from day one. I don't advise on AI — I build and ship it.
Running both keeps me honest. The enterprise role demands governance rigour. The consulting practice demands delivery speed. Together they produce something neither could alone. I'm both.