Service 01
Enabling AI for SMBs
I help owner-led businesses put AI agents on the work nobody loved doing, with a person approving every change. We start with one small pilot. It's the same setup I run every day at goba Sports Group.
Director, Business Applications · Toronto
I started out hand-coding Springfree's landing pages. Thirteen years on, I lead the commerce platforms behind US$150M+ in sales — most at home in the stretch where a strategy turns into shipped software, for teams from scrappy SMB to enterprise.
Service 01
I help owner-led businesses put AI agents on the work nobody loved doing, with a person approving every change. We start with one small pilot. It's the same setup I run every day at goba Sports Group.
Service 02
I build small-business websites that load fast and read clearly. Sometimes the right call is a static build, sometimes WordPress or Shopify. You get a clear scope up front and a site your own team can edit after handover.
Service 03
Performance work for Shopify and Shopify Plus merchants. I measure first, fix what's most likely to move page speed, checkout, and conversion, then measure again. It's the same work I do every day on Shopify Plus.
Sporting goods
I led Springfree's move from NetSuite SuiteCommerce to Shopify. Page speed improved 83%, conversion rose 46%, and the re-platformed stack carried a record 2020 holiday season.
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Sporting goods
A Shopify Plus wholesale channel for Springfree's US dealer network. More than 20 dealers onboarded, 25 branded storefronts launched with zero critical defects, and the channel drives the majority of US revenue.
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Sporting goods
A 3D builder on Springfree's storefront that lets customers configure a custom trampoline against real-time NetSuite inventory. Custom builds reached 20% of e-commerce sales.
20% of e-commerce sales
How I put AI to work inside a real e-commerce business, where agents draft the work and humans approve it.
How I build software with coding agents, from writing the brief to reviewing the diff.
Design decisions that help people find things and buy things, plus the small interface details that make a page feel considered.
Notes from running Shopify storefronts across four markets, covering platform choices, conversion work, and the operations behind the checkout.
The systems I use to get work out the door, with fewer handoffs, shorter queues, and less waiting between idea and implementation.
What I've learned leading as an operator, a director, and a technical architect, usually all three in the same week.
The site is a Git repository that compiles to static HTML. GitHub is the CMS, an hourly build publishes future-dated posts on its own, and nothing ships JavaScript except search.
Notes from partway through building a hybrid team, where agents draft Shopify work and humans decide what ships.
book
Most of how I run things traces back to this novel. Make work visible, shrink the batch, manage the constraint, and a surprising amount of a commerce operation starts to fix itself.
book
The same crisis retold from the developer's desk. It keeps me honest about flow and feedback, because the platform decisions I make as a director land on somebody's keyboard.
book
This is the evidence underneath the DevOps novels. When I argue for smaller releases and faster feedback, I'd rather point at Forsgren's research than at my own hunches.
book
Thirteen years with one company taught me that trust builds slower than skill and matters more. This book gave me the words for earning it, which turns out to be most of the consulting job.