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Work — Strategy, Sustainability & Health

Background: Introduction →

What I work on.

My work focuses on three connected areas:

business strategy, human capability, and sustainability.

Not separate services —

but one system designed for long-term performance under real-world constraints.

Three areas. One system.

Business Strategy

Strategy that moves beyond plans and slides.

From positioning and business planning

to structures that actually support execution.

Focus: clarity, decision-making, and momentum.

Human Capability

Performance starts with people.

I work on physical capacity, cognitive resilience,

and sustainable energy management —

in environments where responsibility is real and ongoing.

Focus: body, mind, discipline.

In certain contexts, this work extends beyond organizational design

into health, physical resilience, and long-term resilience —

where performance must hold up over time.

Related: Health & Longevity →

Sustainability

Sustainability is not a reporting exercise.

It is a strategic lever for resilience and longevity.

I translate ESG and CSRD requirements

into systems that support long-term performance and

enable better governance and decision-making.

Focus: responsibility, credibility, future readiness.

Always context-specific. Never generic.

How the work happens.

The work is hands-on and context-specific.

It starts with understanding what is already there — before changing anything.

Strategy, structure, and implementation are developed together. 

Built from inside the system — not applied from the outside.

Where this works best.

This work is suited for leaders and organizations

who think beyond quick fixes.

It equally applies to individual athletes and driven individuals

who take ownership of their physical and mental performance

and are willing to train deliberately — not reactively.

For environments where responsibility is real

and performance needs to hold over time —

not just in presentation.

Not designed for volume.

Designed for people who take responsibility.

Start with a conversation.

No pitch.

No predefined solution.

Just a shared look at the challenges you’re facing.