Web Strategy & Ecosystem
Set the multi-year vision for the enterprise web ecosystem — properties, sub-brands, campaign micro-sites — as one accountable portfolio.
San Francisco Bay Area
I lead enterprise web organizations that ship faster, govern smarter, and turn digital experience into measurable growth.
Competencies
How I frame the operating model of a modern enterprise web organization.
Set the multi-year vision for the enterprise web ecosystem — properties, sub-brands, campaign micro-sites — as one accountable portfolio.
Own the CMS as a product: roadmap, SLAs, adoption, and vendor economics across Adobe Experience Manager and headless stacks.
Design blended pods of engineers, producers, and agency partners; forecast capacity against demand with zero surprises at QBR.
Instrument Core Web Vitals, uptime, accessibility, and security posture as first-class KPIs — reviewed weekly, not annually.
Partner with sales, marketing, and CX to close the loop between web behavior and revenue-qualified pipeline.
Build the analytics contract: definitions, dashboards, and the narrative leadership actually uses to make investment calls.
Operate the seam between Marketing, IT, Legal, Brand and Regional teams — the work most orgs fail at.
Sequence replatforms, composable migrations, and AI-assisted workflows without stalling the in-flight business.
Codify design system, content model, taxonomy, and localization standards — auditable, reusable, and honored in-market.
Grow senior ICs into managers, managers into directors, and quiet talent into visible leaders. Retention where it matters.
Selected Work
A short line through the last decade of leading global web organizations.
Consolidated 14 regional web stacks onto a composable Adobe + headless architecture. Reduced average time-to-publish from 9 days to 5.4, cut agency spend 22%, and lifted organic conversion 31% YoY.
Rebuilt the marketing web platform on a headless CMS with a shared component library across 22 locales. Grew the team from 18 to 47 while improving deploy frequency 6x and Lighthouse performance from 54 to 92.
Owned the roadmap for the corporate site and product marketing surfaces. Introduced experimentation, SEO governance, and an analytics contract now cited in board reviews.
Operating principles
The team that treats the CMS as a product — with SLAs, adoption metrics, and a real backlog — always wins.
Standards should make the fastest path also the safest path. Everything else is friction dressed up as policy.
Weekly Core Web Vitals, adoption, and pipeline dashboards make the hard conversations short.
Let's talk
I share references, prior team scorecards, and a written point of view on your current web operating model within one business day.