Talent and data platforms
SaaS builds, custom talent-acquisition systems, and sensitive data management for a Big Four firm.
We bring the discipline the best companies are built on: growth strategy, product structure, technology leadership, and customer experience. We shape it to fit a business of any size.
Product management is the discipline that keeps the best companies focused. We put it to work on the problems in front of you.
Le'Air Advisory looks closely at how a business actually runs, aligns its priorities and its roadmap, and builds the operating structure that lets it grow without breaking. We work end-to-end across areas that would require a business to hire three different people to handle: strategy, product, and technology.
That work shows up in the numbers. Priorities get sequenced, so time and money stop leaking into the wrong places. Systems get built, so the work holds together as the business grows. And decisions get made against a plan instead of a hunch.
14
Years building digital products across engineering, design, operations, and business strategy.
84+
Projects moving operations from manual processes to digital systems built to scale.
20+
Global, cross functional teams led and mentored through roadmaps and launches.
$65M+
In product revenue I was responsible for, across portfolios generating $7M to $10M a year.
6
Business sectors served, from financial and medical to government, HR, automotive, and SaaS.
$2M
Secured in a single board presentation to fund a platform built to serve over a million customers.
$2B+
Revenue scale of the companies I worked inside full-time, in high-compliance, high-risk product roles.
Zero
Compliance defects across four consecutive IRS tax filing seasons.
Certified Guidance
Both sides of product. Product management and product development, led side by side.
Trusted in high-stakes rooms. From board presentations to closely watched systems, the work held up where the margin for error was thin.
Selected experience
SaaS builds, custom talent-acquisition systems, and sensitive data management for a Big Four firm.
Full ownership of the primary product at North America's largest tax-preparation company.
Program delivery and structure for a leading aerospace and defense contractor.
Growth, UX and UI design, and systems development for North America's leading medical aesthetics company.
Early research and system architecture for Florida's government XBRL financial-reporting program, with the state CFO and the Department of Financial Services.
Digitized and automated a nationwide brick-and-mortar tax operation to keep it running fully online through the 2020 shutdowns.
I built Le'Air Advisory to bring it everywhere it was missing.
For more than a decade I led product management and product development inside corporate, often at the same time. Product management is the what and the why, the vision, the market, the strategy. Product development is the how, the building, the engineering, the technical execution. Most people are strong at one. I was trusted with both.
I can win the room in a boardroom, then get into the architecture with the engineers.
Some businesses run on a plan. Most just run.
The businesses that struggle are rarely short on talent or effort. They are winging it, making each call in the moment, playing it safe in one lane while the market moves on. The ones that pull ahead decide what comes first, what can wait, and where to grow next, on purpose. That is the gap. Not drive and not resources, but a plan that keeps budget, focus, and momentum pointed the same way. Most never realize it is the very thing they are missing.
My career gave me something rare. I got to solve wildly different problems, across industries and alongside brilliant people on teams in more than a dozen countries, and I loved it. Corporate is where I learned how structure actually works, how the strongest companies turn vision into a sequenced plan and a plan into results. I am proud of that work and grateful for it.
I also saw how invisible that discipline stays outside the companies built around it. Plenty of successful businesses run for years without ever naming product management as a function they could invest in. They are not short on talent or resources. They have simply never had someone whose whole job is to sit between the business and the build, look at the evidence, and decide what deserves to happen next.
I built Le'Air Advisory Co. to bring that discipline to businesses of every size, from established companies to the teams inside larger ones. You know your market and your business. I bring the product, strategy, and technology structure, fourteen years of doing this at scale, and I stay in it with you.
We will always tell you what is actually going on, even when it is not what you were hoping to hear. No yes-men and no fluff, just the honest read and the plan to fix it.
Moving fast on the wrong priority is still moving in the wrong direction. We set the order of operations first, so every hour and every dollar after it compounds instead of scatters.
Strategy you cannot understand is not strategy you can use. I turn business-speak into everyday language anyone can follow, so you always know exactly what we are doing and why.
A discovery call is the simplest place to start. No pitch, no pressure. Just an honest conversation about where you are and what would help most.
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