Connect the underlying records.
Relational structures for people, organizations, identities, and assignments. Clear links across source systems, with review paths for ambiguous matches.
The database. The CRM. The reports. The website. I design and build connected systems that turn scattered information into useful tools for the people doing the work.
I lead data restructuring for a midsize financial services company with 370 employees.
THE ANATOMY OF A CONNECTED BUSINESS
ONE FOUNDATIONHands-on experience leading data restructuring.
Architecture, applications, and the work between.
One conversation that connects the whole picture.
Bring me the disconnected systems, the spreadsheet workarounds, and the reports nobody agrees on. I can help you build the structure and the tools to move forward.
Give scattered information a home, a structure, and a clear path into the business.
What that includesI design how data is collected, stored, connected, and made available for use. The aim is a foundation your reporting and applications can share.
Get the relationships right, so the systems built on top can hold up.
What that includesPeople, customers, organizations, transactions, and assignments need consistent definitions and dependable relationships. I build that structure into the database.
Put ownership, follow-up, and context where your team can actually use them.
What that includesA useful CRM reflects how your business works. I build workflows around the people using them, from lead review and assignment to notes, status, and history.
Turn reporting into a working view of the business, with detail behind every summary.
What that includesI connect the structure underneath to the questions people need answered. Company summaries, team views, period comparisons, and record-level investigation belong in one coherent experience.
Connect your systems and reduce repetitive manual work.
What that includesI connect APIs, schedule synchronization, and design practical handoffs between systems. I also assess where AI can help, with clear boundaries around data and responsibility.
Build the public face of the business and the tools that do the work behind it.
What that includesFrom a website that earns trust to an application your team uses daily, I connect design, data, and functionality in the same build.
In my current role, I’m responsible for restructuring how data is organized and connected across the business. My work spans the underlying data structures, relational databases, custom CRM workflows, and entire reporting platforms.
That experience shapes how I consult. I can follow a problem from the source record to the database relationship, through the reporting logic, and into the screen somebody uses to make a decision.
people in the organization.
Companywide data responsibility.EXPERIENCE FROM MY CURRENT ROLE
Relational structures for people, organizations, identities, and assignments. Clear links across source systems, with review paths for ambiguous matches.
CRM capabilities that bring together ownership, follow-up dates, status, notes, and change history. Practical interfaces for the people doing the work.
Company and team views, period comparisons, filtering, and drilldowns. Connected summaries with a path back to the records underneath.
Business system integrations, scheduled synchronization, source reconciliation, freshness checks, and explicit handling of data that needs review.
The same breadth is available to your business: someone who understands the data, can build the application, and cares about how it feels to use.
I start with the people, the decisions, and the work that keeps getting stuck. The plan follows the business. The technology follows the plan.
01Useful recommendations you can explain.
02A clear scope before the build begins.
03Documentation your team can use.
04Direct access to the person doing the work.
We map your systems, workflows, data sources, and pain points. I talk to the people using them and learn what a better working day would look like.
The result: a shared picture of what matters and what needs attention.
I work through the relationships, definitions, system boundaries, and priorities. We agree on a practical roadmap and a scope that fits the business.
The result: an architecture and an implementation plan you can understand.
For an implementation engagement, I build the database, application, integration, or reporting layer. We review real workflows and test the details as the work takes shape.
The result: working software checked against the job it needs to do.
I document the system and walk your team through it. Ongoing support is available when you need help improving, extending, or maintaining what we built.
The result: a useful system and a clear path forward.
Start with the level of help you need. Every advisory engagement delivers something useful on its own.
One hour, virtual or in person
Full day on site, 6 to 8 hours
Comprehensive improvement plan
Per month, cancel anytime
Advisory pricing: Base rates apply to businesses with 1 to 5 employees and simple systems. Larger or more complex operations are quoted at 1.25 to 2 times the base rate. Implementation: Database, CRM, reporting platform, and application builds are scoped separately before work begins.
The business has grown, but its data, tools, and processes still depend on manual workarounds.
You need shared definitions, connected records, and confidence in what the numbers are telling you.
Customer management, lead review, internal workflows, or an application built around how you actually work.
A practical partner who can connect the strategy to the database, the application, and the finished experience.
A messy data problem. A CRM that doesn’t fit. Reports that take too long. An idea for a platform or a website. Start there.
Data, systems & digital experiences · Saint Paul, MN
Prefer to start small? A one-hour Clarity Call is $250. We’ll work through the problem and identify the next useful steps.
A few details make the first conversation more useful.
A Clarity Call is a practical first step when you want to work through the problem and identify a direction.
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Tools are recommended for your needs, without referral fees or vendor incentives. Estimates are explained clearly. Work outside my expertise is referred to the right specialist.
Clear documentation, understandable decisions, and a useful handoff. You should know how your system works and how to move it forward.