I help agencies win the pitches that matter. Pitch strategy, deck surgery, rehearsal and war-gaming the procurement process, from someone who has led winning pitches at the enterprise tier. When the brief is worth a year of revenue, the margin between winning and losing is preparation.
Who this is for
Agency leaders and new-business teams heading into a pitch they need to win: a defence, a major prospect, a competitive review. Especially useful when your team is strong on craft but the story is not landing, or when procurement is part of the decision and nobody has war-gamed it.
What you get
- A pitch narrative with a clear through-line, not a feature list
- Deck surgery: cut what dilutes, sharpen what convinces
- Rehearsal until the team can hold the room under pressure
- Procurement war-gaming: the questions and the numbers, anticipated
Proof anchor
I led the strategy and pitch that won a 13-market Gucci account at Assembly, and led major pitches as Search Director at Medialab. This is a category with almost no specialist competition, because few people have actually won at this level and will sit with your team to do it again.
How it works
- Read. The brief, the incumbent, the panel, the real decision criteria.
- Sharpen. Narrative, deck and numbers, cut to what wins.
- Rehearse. War-game the room until delivery is second nature.