Your brand is visible, but not distinct.
You have the product, place, or idea. What is missing is a position people can recognize, repeat, and value.

The problems I solve
You have the product, place, or idea. What is missing is a position people can recognize, repeat, and value.
The brand has facts, heritage, and ambition, but no narrative that turns those assets into desire, relevance, or status.
A launch, repositioning, partnership, or category expansion needs a cultural reason to exist, not only a commercial one.
My approach
It becomes capital when a business recognizes which parts of that experience carry value and activates them deliberately toward a specific outcome. Cultural strategy defines the meanings a brand has the right to activate.
What you receive
Leadership workshops, objective research, commercial analysis, customer and cultural context
A clear view of the issue, grounded in what the business has done and what actually happened.
An ownable position, clear brand language, decision-making principles, execution guidance
A strategy that leadership can act on and customers can feel.
Senior counsel on expansion, partnerships, portfolio decisions, mergers, and other consequential bets
An external strategic perspective that understands both the business and the brand.
The entry engagement
A focused strategy engagement for a launch, repositioning, partnership, or category problem.
We identify what the brand currently signals, what the audience needs it to mean, and where the strongest strategic opportunity sits. You leave with a clear diagnosis, a recommendation, and the language needed to move forward.
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Built from inside luxury
Selected as a COUTURE Emerging Designer, presented at Wynn Las Vegas, and featured by National Jeweler and JCK.
Trained across complex categories
Strategy work across finance, hospitality, energy, medical technology, retail, CPG, social impact, and culture. Experience includes Abbott Technologies, Bristol Myers Squibb, Sprite, Georgia Power, Burt's Bees, JPMorgan Chase, CARE, HBO, Dollar Tree, Metro by T-Mobile, Spirit Airlines, and the launch of Fathom under Carnival Corporation.
Work with Ama
Tell me what is changing, what is stuck, and what decision you need to make.