Hi, I’m William —
I help founders grow. And when you’re ready to sell, I’m a serious buyer.
I’ve valued companies as an investor, grown them as a product leader, and now I run and own them. Tell me what’s stuck. I’ll fix it, or bring in the person who can — and take equity so we’re in it together.
Most of the companies I work with are north of $3M EBITDA. Smaller? We usually start with a Sprint.

A note from me
I didn’t come up through banking.
I came up running things. I’ve made payroll when the account was thin, sat with an owner on the worst day of their year, and figured out how to grow companies because I had to — not because it looked good on a slide.
That’s the difference. Most people who’d take equity in your business have never had their own name on the door. I have — five times, across five industries. So when I tell you what will move your numbers, it’s not a theory.
If we work together, you get someone who’s been in your chair. And if I’m honestly not the right person for what you need, I’ll tell you that too — and point you to who is.
Operator & Independent Sponsor
Where are you right now?
Start where you actually are
Pick the one that sounds like your week. Each path tells you what I’d do, what it costs, and the proof I’ve done it before.
Your options
What working together can look like
Most owners want a mix of these. I build the structure around what you need — fair, so we both win.
How I’m paid — a fee for the work (fixed or a retainer, sized to the engagement) plus equity, so I only really win when you do.
A few of the companies
Five businesses. Real numbers on every one.
I keep the names private — the people I work with value discretion, and so do the ones thinking about selling. Everything else is exactly what happened.
A hotel renovation business
Sourced, structured, closed
A pharmaceutical waste company
Built the demand engine
A distressed hospitality business
Profitable in 5 months
A pet-treat brand
Sold to a private buyer
Let’s talk
Tell me what’s stuck. I’ll tell you straight if I can help.
Most owners wait too long to ask. A 30-minute call costs you nothing, and you’ll leave it knowing whether I’m useful — or who is.
— William