Senior advisor to executive leaders in the energy sector.
Sharper strategy. Lasting change. Tangible results.
Built inside Shell — in Russia, Oman, and the UK — and across major joint ventures including Oman LNG, Salym Petroleum Development, and QatarEnergy. Upstream, LNG, and refining. Not advisory from a distance: hands-on CI deployment, integrated into the business, working across cultures, ensuring continuity of work and sustainability of results. The rigour of a Master Black Belt. The judgement of a Board member.
Former Board member. Certified LSS Master Black Belt. Trusted by C-suites and senior leadership teams to shape strategy, lead transformation, and build internal capability that delivers lasting results. The kind of advisor who has sat at the table where decisions are made — and knows what it takes to implement them.
Too many problems, no clear starting point. A transformation that feels too complex to begin. Improvement initiatives that didn’t hold last time. What you need is someone who navigates the business, technical, financial, and people dimensions of change — simultaneously, driving clarity, commitment, and ownership at every level.
Each engagement is tailored to the organisation, the leadership, and the moment. No templates. No generic programmes.
Every engagement is built to last beyond delivery. Ambitious targets. Data as the foundation. Capability built into the organisation from day one — so the improvement holds when the engagement ends. That is the standard.
A national energy operator’s hiring cycle ranged from 20 to 200 days — wildly inconsistent, with most candidates receiving no response regardless of outcome. A structured improvement process, standard work, and performance tracking changed all of that.
Insight drawn from over 20 years of practice — through successes and mistakes. Seeing CI always as an integrated business system, never a standalone initiative. Always remembering: CI is about people, not tools.
A different way to think about Continuous Improvement — before you shape a CI deployment strategy. Five questions worth answering first.
Most CI deployment plans are written too fast. Two more questions worth answering before first initiatives are committed.
Hiring a head of CI looks straightforward. And that assumption is exactly why so many CI deployments never fully land, just absorbed into back-office administration.
Training materials with industry parallels and examples — built for professionals who want more than theory.
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