Consulting

 
 

Before you consider a consultant, read about the Hawthorne Effect, so you can be a good consumer of consulting, or at least not waste your money.  My consulting is actually technology-transfer, in which my expertise is lodged with people within your organization. The goal is customers, or more customers.


Presently I am working on:


Seattle Teachers’ College, which offers free trade in education worldwide.


Ecstatic Design, design informed by the gift of ADD/ADHD.


Past projects include export of services, import crop seeds for propagation and re-export, and export of fruit.  I tend toward projects that are personally interesting.


I am soliciting consulting projects in the field of ski sweaters, wine exports to China, and men’s tailoring, three fields wide open for disruption and opportunity.



“Our best customers today, for the most part, fall into that category you identified would be our most fertile ground...  we grew from 1 tradelane and $3M revenue to 5 tradelanes and $17M.... I look forward to discussing some other current trends and ideas with you in the near future.”


Peter A. Lindsey

Manager, Pacific Northwest Sales

SeaLand Service, Inc


 

Put on your own oxygen mask first, then assist those around you.

John Spiers. Over the Pacific, c 2005