Believing that strategy and clarity should not be limited to those who can afford them, I offer pro bono consulting to select individuals, startups, and small organisations that show intent but lack resources. These are people and teams who have the drive to create something meaningful, but are often navigating in the dark without access to experienced guidance.
In these engagements, I focus on three things:
Clarity of purpose – helping clients articulate what they’re really trying to achieve and why it matters.
Actionable roadmaps – breaking down the next steps into realistic, resource-conscious actions.
Unlocking opportunity – identifying gaps, networks, and approaches that can open doors they didn’t know existed.
Over the years, my pro bono work has helped early-stage entrepreneurs refine their ideas, secure initial partnerships, and avoid costly missteps. These conversations are not “lite” versions of paid work – they carry the same rigour, honesty, and strategic focus I bring to boardroom consulting.
True to my ethos, this work happens quietly, without fanfare. No public posts, no donor-style recognition. The measure of success is not visibility, but the quiet satisfaction of seeing someone move from stuck to moving forward.