Nick Jankowski
Operations & systems
Spent years inside growing companies untangling the processes that quietly cap growth. Translates messy, human operations into systems a team can actually run.
Connect on LinkedIn →We got tired of watching good companies drown in their own complexity — so we started rebuilding the operations underneath them.
Operations & systems
Spent years inside growing companies untangling the processes that quietly cap growth. Translates messy, human operations into systems a team can actually run.
Connect on LinkedIn →Process & automation
Obsessed with the seams between tools and teams. Finds the constraint, removes the busywork, and automates only the parts that have earned it.
Connect on LinkedIn →Our skillsets overlap by about seventy percent. That overlap is the point: you are never waiting on one person, never stuck because someone is out, never getting half the picture.
The other thirty percent is where we diverge — and that is where the work gets sharper. One of us pulls the process apart, the other pressure-tests the system that replaces it. You get two operators thinking about your business, not one consultant guessing at it.
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Good people lose to bad process every time. We fix the system so the team can win.
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If we cannot quantify it, we do not commit to it. Every claim has a number behind it.
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We do not paper over the fire drills. We find the constraint underneath them and remove it.
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Automation is the last step, not the first. We simplify the process before we add software.
AI agencies sell automation as the answer and bolt it onto whatever you already have. If what you have is broken, now it is broken at scale. We work the other way around: figure out what should exist, then automate the parts that deserve it. The goal is not to look modern — it is to save you real dollars and hours.
AI is a tool. Not the pitch.
Thirty minutes, no pitch. Tell us what is not working and we will tell you whether it is the kind of thing we can fix.