The talk that makes
founders feel seen
and slightly uncomfortable.
I don't do motivational. I do honest. The founders who come up after a talk and say “you just described my last two years” are the reason I keep showing up to stages.
Financial Clarity: Understand Your Numbers. Own Your Decisions.
Most business owners know their bank balance. Very few actually know their numbers. Financial statements were designed by accountants, for accountants. Nobody walked you through what a profit and loss statement is actually telling you, or what happens to your cash between the moment a sale is recorded and the moment it arrives in your account. Confidence with your numbers is not a personality trait. It is a skill. It is learned the same way every other business skill is learned: with the right information, in the right order, applied to your actual situation. Financial Clarity, built within the Alt Business Performance Framework, is where that foundation gets built.
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Two formats.
Same honesty.
Not sure which fits your event? Pick one and we'll figure out the details together.
Stage Keynote
A focused, honest talk for your main stage. Built around the real problems your audience is sitting with — not a generic framework they've heard before.
I don't do keynotes that could apply to anyone. I'm specific, direct, and I leave the room changed. If that's what you're after, let's talk.
Working Session
A hands-on session where founders actually work through their numbers, structures, or decisions in the room. Not a lecture — a working group.
Good for accelerator programs, private roundtables, or leadership offsites where the audience wants to leave with something real, not just inspired.
Bring this
to your audience.
I speak at founder events, accelerator programs, business conferences, and private roundtables. If your audience is made up of people who are genuinely trying to build something real, we're probably a good fit.
If you're unsure which format suits your event, that's fine. Just tell me what you're organising and what your audience needs. We'll figure out the right fit from there.
