One advisor with no stake in the answer
Owners and founders make a few decisions a year that are expensive to get wrong and slow to undo: what to build, which vendor to trust, who to hire, whether AI changes anything, how exposed the business really is. The people recommending solutions usually profit from implementing them. I implement nothing, so my only job is to help you make the right decision.
Where I help
Proposals, contracts and vendors
Which quote is right, what each one assumed about you to reach its number, and how you get out if it goes wrong.
Software, AI and workflows
Which tools earn their subscription, where AI would actually save hours, and when to change the process instead of buying anything. That last one pays nobody, so nobody proposes it.
Apps and digital products
Whether you need one at all, the smallest version that proves it, and who should build it.
Security
What someone could actually do to your business through the software it already runs.
What being in your corner means
A consigliere does not run the business. The job is to make sure the person who does is never the least informed one in the room.
How we work
Most owners start with the Second Opinion: one decision, two weeks, $5,000, and a written verdict you keep whatever happens next. The owners who want that judgment every month keep me on retainer, for a fixed fee: their questions as they come up, every proposal and renewal before anyone signs, and someone in their corner through a new system or a change of ownership. The Production Security Assessment answers what someone could do to you, for $16,000. Compare all three.
No decision on the table yet? Tell me where technology feels like it should be helping and is not, and I will tell you whether any of it needs me.
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What owners remember
Clarity
“Working with Giacomo gave us clarity and direction we had not found elsewhere. His insights and strategic approach saved us countless hours and dollars.”
CEO · which option was rightBetter judgment
“His strategic insights were invaluable when we restructured our app's subscription model. His guidance helped us avoid an expensive misstep.”
COO · an expensive misstep, avoidedSelected clients
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