Data. Driven. Dad.
Commercial Ops, Programs,
Products, Digital Solutions & Insights
Executive Partner | Mentor | Husband
Dad² | Author | 9/11 Survivor
Who Am I?
I work in the Global Commercial Ops space with a heavy focus on service and sales enablement, strategic growth initiatives, and transformational change. My expertise lies in building and executing comprehensive programs that drive adoption, enhance performance, and deliver measurable results across distributed organizations.
This includes strategy, planning, rhythm of the business, program and product delivery, digital transformation, change management, and continuous improvement efforts. And of course, a heavy dose of tracking, analyzing, and reporting out on KPI’s, OKRs, IDPs, RoBs, Performance Metrics, etc.
I develop and execute on end-to-end, multi-year roadmaps spanning pre-sales, sales enablement, digital marketing, and business readiness—always with a focus on people, process, and tools.
My approach combines the precision of a business analyst, the vision of a program leader, and the storytelling ability of your change champion. Whether it’s developing training content, optimizing tools and processes, or workshopping continuous improvement initiatives, my aim is to create lasting impact through data-driven decision-making and effective stakeholder engagement: from field teams to executive leadership.
What I enjoy doing.
I enjoy a dynamic, matrixed environment where I can leverage my expertise in areas like sales enablement, performance management, and business transformation. I thrive in long-term partnerships with senior and executive leadership across the globe as we drive towards organizational change, net-new insights, and value-add. The academic side of me absolutely requires detailed documentation for replicability and extensibility. We mustn’t forget mentoring young people—and equally important, being mentored by our experienced leaders—as a critical step to keeping this good thing going. Individual change is just as important as organizational change.
My path, thus far.
My career is underscored by six separate $10B+ organizations, two multinational mergers, numerous divestitures, deep agency, contractual, as well as entrepreneurial and higher education experiences. At the foundation of it all are great, passionate people, many of whom have become dear friends.
My academic preparation.
My undergrad degree is in Information Systems, that laid a technical foundation. An MBA followed, that helped me understand the big picture, global operations.
And then my PhD is in Information Systems. That’s where I sharpened my skills as a researcher, a documentarian, as a storyteller, and it taught me how to ask better questions.
My doctoral dissertation analyzed qualitative data. I used descriptive statistics, machine learning-based psycholinguistics analysis, and content analysis.
I promised my wife I wouldn’t get any more degrees… she wasn’t amused when I joked about getting a J.D.
Almost forgot to mention…
I wrote a book.
This website is (mostly) about my professional contributions to the world.
Read on, and thanks for checking in.
Brands I’ve Worked With
Global Publicly Traded Companies, Agencies, Nonprofits, Small Businesses, Sole Proprietorships.
My skill set transcends business size, type, or industry.
A Few Words From My Esteemed Colleagues
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Jareau and I worked together for about 7 years. In his earlier role as the Help Desk, Jareau was always quick to find solutions and troubleshoot complex problems. He had extraordinary attention to detail and always went the extra mile to help clients. In his later role, he spearheaded the SEO/SEM program and provided tutorials for the web editor community. He has a firm grasp of not only best practices, but is also an excellent teacher and trainer. He would be a tremendous asset to any organization.
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Jareau is a professional who can be counted on and has always made me look great on all projects. His thoroughness, precision, and expertise have always shined through. He presents incredibly well and is very clear getting to the heart of the information needed. You can count on his insights and recommendation to point to success.
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This is the most heartfelt “goodbye” note I’ve ever read in my 18+ years here. In reading this it’s abundantly clear what type of human you are – and that’s the type of human I want to be associated with. I’m thankful for the opportunity to have worked alongside you over the last couple of years. Your attention to detail and work ethic are rare and come through in everything you do. Keep it up and let me know if there’s ever anything I can do to support you!
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Thank you for the great work you have done to help our business grow. We are a better organization as a result of your efforts. Wishing you continued success, for you and your beautiful family.
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You have paved the way with [frankly] awesome analysis with visitor intelligence and so much more. Your great work contributed to the team’s ongoing success and you have been an outstanding colleague.
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Though my time was short with Tyco, my experience was great. Not only have I dove into a large corporation for the first time and learned how they actually function, but had the opportunity to work with talented, ridiculously smart individuals. One individual that needs a big honorable mention is Jareau. Seeing that I was really new to the corporate world, he graciously took under his wing to show me the ropes. Getting to work with Jareau was a real pleasure, not only does he have a vast knowledge base of what he does but he is quick and effective at it. One of the best things about Jareau and working with him was the challenge. His ideas caused me to really push my skills and think out of the box. Our lunch conversations went past the mind numbing, “what did you do this weekend”, and went to more intellectual topics that gets the mind turning and wondering. That is a priceless attribute and something I am really thankful for to have experienced in my career.
My TEDx Talk
I had the privilege of sharing my experience from the 85th floor in NY’s World Trade Center on the morning of September 11th, 2001 on the TED stage.
I paused for a moment to look at myself in the mirror and take in the enormity of what had just happened. The white dust on my hands and face brought to mind those images I had of me at an old age. I thought to myself “this is your second chance”.