Case Studies
Real problems, solved in plain English
We are all busy people, so I present my case studies as conversations. No PDFs with tonnes of text. No fancy graphics. Just the gist of what was discussed.
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01 · PartneringPartnering for a client’s successA sales enablement partner needed digital learning they could not build in-house. I delivered it under their name, so their client saw one seamless programme.Read the conversation →
02 · Capacity & migrationFrom stranded to in controlA major electronics business was stuck on a platform that was losing support. I moved them somewhere built for learning, configured it country by country, and scaled a team to convert the content at pace, picking up the modules the client could not get to.Read the conversation →
03 · Advisory & partneringWhen your best asset becomes your ceilingA thriving AI training business had grown as far as in-person delivery could take it. I brought the digital experience they did not have, chose the right tools, assembled the right team, and stayed alongside them as they scaled.Read the conversation →
04 · PartneringThe work only you should be doingAn independent instructional designer was offered a job too big to build alone. Rather than turn it down or disappear into it, they kept the design and the polish, and my team produced everything in between, to their exact template.Read the conversation →
05 · Content DevelopmentFrom a slide deck to real learningA long-standing client had written their employment-law training themselves, in PowerPoint. They knew the subject cold. They just needed it turned into a professional, SCORM-ready interactive module, on time for the law changing.Read the conversation →
06 · AdvisoryThe answer wasn’t a platform. It was the right questions.A small business, held to enterprise-grade security standards, asked me to recommend a learning platform. I said no, not yet. Then I helped them become the ones who could choose it.Read the conversation →
07 · Learning AuditThe fix cost them nothing but their own time.A new client was sure their learning had failed and was ready to rebuild it. Ninety minutes later, we had found the real problem, and the fix cost them nothing at all.Read the conversation →