When Your Supply Chain Stops Fitting Your Business
How growth exposes the assumptions and handoffs that quietly erode profitability.
Read articleNotes from the business side
Revenue is growing. Teams are hitting their targets. The strategy looks right on paper. So why isn’t the business performing as expected?
Over the past 20 years, I’ve worked at the intersection of commercial strategy, customer experience and operations. One thing I’ve learned is that the problem often sits somewhere nobody owns: between functions, between decisions, and between what looks good on a spreadsheet and what works in practice.
Through my writing, I explore these challenges, question familiar assumptions and share practical perspectives on building better businesses, developing people and turning strategy into results.

The real story is rarely in the numbers alone.
Why growth does not always become profit, and the decisions behind range, pricing and margin.
Why businesses outgrow the way they work, and how gaps between functions create cost and lost value.
Why problems in customer service often start much earlier in the chain.
Where it solves a real problem, and where it only adds complexity.
Ideas worth exploring
How growth exposes the assumptions and handoffs that quietly erode profitability.
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Experience across retail, ecommerce, FMCG and health tech, spanning commercial strategy, category management, procurement, global sourcing, operations and customer experience.
Executive MBA, Massey University.

I enjoy mentoring and teaching because it keeps me curious and connected to the next generation of leaders.
Different perspectives lead to better decisions.
I write about commercial performance, operating models and the decisions that shape business outcomes.