Economics, sustainability & structured project management.
My work sits at the intersection of economic theory and practical execution. I help you quantify tradeoffs, understand markets, and turn data into decisions you can act on.
Consulting Services
I typically work on 4–12 week projects with a clearly defined research question, decision, or plan at the center. Common engagements include:
- Economic analysis of new products, programs, or policy ideas.
- Organization of facts, data, ideas, and your initiatives.
- Small business questions: expand or maintain current position.
- Market and competitive research for early-stage initiatives.
- Feasibility studies for sustainability and climate-related projects.
- Project planning and light project management for pilot programs.
- Survey design, data collection, and simple experimental setups.
- Financial and cost-benefit frameworks to support key decisions.
How Projects Typically Work
I favor structured, time-boxed projects with a written problem statement and a clear final deliverable (slide deck, memo, dataset, or briefing). Minimum engagement: $1,500.
Clarify the decision, scope, and constraints. Align on data sources and what “success” looks like.
Structured research, data collection, and preliminary analysis. Frequent check-ins, no surprises.
Deeper modeling, scenario analysis, and synthesis into options with tradeoffs for your project.
Executive-ready summary, supporting analysis, and recommended next steps.
Minimum engagement: $3,000.
Where I can add the most value right now.
As a I’m best used for analytical, research-heavy work that benefits from fresh thinking, careful documentation, and the ability to explain complex ideas clearly.
Current Focus Areas
- Economic impact assessments and cost-benefit analysis.
- Market sizing and customer segmentation for new initiatives.
- Basic forecasting and scenario analysis for planning.
- Sustainability & ESG-aligned project framing.
- Data collection, cleaning, and descriptive analytics.
Tools & Methods
I work primarily in modern, widely-used tools so your team can take over easily when my engagement ends.
Excel / Sheets, basic statistical packages, simple econometric models.
Interview guides, survey design, literature scans, structured memo writing.
Light-weight planning, milestone tracking, and status updates for short projects.
Slide decks, executive summaries, and clear written recommendations.
Let’s talk about your project
Share a brief description of what you’re working on, the decision you’re trying to make, and your ideal timeline. I’ll reply with a simple scope and suggested next steps.