Career strategy.
Leadership coaching.
Executive advisory.



Find your starting point.

Every engagement starts with an honest conversation about where you are and where you’re going. What you need depends on your chapter. Here’s what’s available.

How it works.


What happens after you reach out.


Reach out.

Fill out the contact form and tell me a little about where you are. I’ll confirm fit and send you the intake form within two business days.


Complete your intake.

A detailed questionnaire that takes 20-30 minutes to complete properly. The more honest and specific you are — the stronger the work will be. This is the foundation everything is built on.


We connect.

A brief intake conversation where I ask the questions the form can’t answer. We align on your target, your story, and what success looks like before I begin the work.


I go to work.

Your documents, plan, or strategy — built from scratch, tailored to you, delivered within the stated turnaround window. No generic templates. Yours.


We refine.

You review and provide feedback. I incorporate revisions, if any. When you’re satisfied — your materials are yours, fully and completely.

The process looks slightly different across packages — but the commitment stays the same. You will never feel like a transaction.


The Career Edit.

A 30-minute intake conversation, so your documents are built on real understanding

A fully rewritten resume — ATS-optimized, achievement-focused, tailored to your target role

A LinkedIn overhaul — headline, about section, and experience reframes that position you for where you’re going

A role-specific cover letter — written in your voice, focused on your fit

A live 60-minute mock interview session — real questions, real feedback, and a personal narrative framework you can use for any interview

A reference prep guide — how to select, brief, and prepare your references

Payment plan available: two payments of $475 — due at intake and delivery.


The Ascent.

A 45-minute intake conversation, where we align on exactly what success looks like for you

A written Leadership Identity Statement — how you lead, what you stand for, how you want to be known

A documented Gaps and Strengths Assessment — honest map of where you are versus where you need to be

A 30-60-90 Day Leadership Plan — written, milestone-based, specific to your role and target

Situational Playbooks — written guidance for the real scenarios you’re navigating right now

An Executive Presence Framework — how to show up at the level above where you currently sit




Be honest with yourself.

Every offer here requires something from you beyond payment. Real engagement. Real honesty. Real willingness to examine what’s working and what isn’t — and to act on what you find. The women who get results are the ones who show up fully. Before you invest your money — it’s worth being honest about which list you’re on.

You’re in the right place if —

You are ready to make a real move — not thinking about it, not eventually, but now.

You are willing to answer hard questions honestly and act on what you find.

You understand that strong positioning and presence are investments — not expenses.

You want someone who will tell you the truth, not just validate what you already think.

You are serious about building a career that belongs to you — not the one that accumulated by default.

You are prepared to do the work between sessions — not just show up and listen.

This isn’t the right fit if —

You want someone to do your thinking for you.

You want validation more than honest feedback.

You are not prepared to invest time — not just money — in this process.

You expect results without active participation.

You are not ready to make a move — you’re still exploring whether you want to.

You believe better materials alone will change your trajectory without any deeper work.



Questions worth asking.

Why shouldn’t I just use AI for my resume, LinkedIn profile, cover letter, and career development?

AI can write. That’s not the question. The question is whether what it produces sounds like you — and whether it positions you strategically for where you’re actually going.

Here’s what AI cannot do:

It cannot read between the lines of your career history and identify the thread that makes your nonlinear path a competitive advantage rather than a liability.

It cannot recognize that the way you’ve described your role undersells your actual scope — and reframe it in language that lands with the specific hiring manager you’re trying to reach.

It cannot write a cover letter that sounds like you specifically — your voice, your story, your reason for wanting this particular role — rather than a polished generic version of any candidate.

It cannot sit across from you in a mock interview and tell you that you’re answering the right question in exactly the wrong way — or that you’re underselling the most impressive part of your career without realizing it.

It cannot tell you why you keep getting passed over for the promotion — and give you a real, specific plan to close the gap between where you are and where you’re capable of being.

It cannot help you understand why your accomplishments aren’t translating into the visibility and recognition you’ve earned — and show you exactly how to change that.

It cannot look at your career trajectory and tell you honestly what’s blocking you from fully claiming the influence and authority you’ve already built the track record for.

It cannot bring a decade of hiring-side and organizational leadership experience to your specific situation — knowing what makes a decision-maker stop scrolling, what gets a woman promoted, and what separates the women who lead at the top from the ones who stall just below it.

What AI produces is a version of you that could be anyone. What I produce is a version of you that is unmistakably, strategically, deliberately you — positioned for exactly where you’re going. Whether that’s a resume that gets you the call, a leadership plan that gets you the promotion, or a career strategy that gets you the seat you’ve been working toward.


Can you guarantee I’ll get the job or get promoted?

No — and you should be skeptical of anyone who tells you they can. What I can guarantee is that your materials will be significantly stronger, your positioning will be more deliberate, and you will be better prepared for every stage of the process than you were before we worked together. You will also feel more confident walking into every application and conversation knowing your materials are working for you — and you’ll have one less thing sitting on your to-do list taking up mental space.

What happens after that depends on the market, the role, and factors neither of us can control. What we can control is making sure you’re showing up as the strongest possible version of yourself. That’s the commitment.


How is this different from working with a recruiter?

A recruiter works for the company. Their job is to find the right candidate for a role their client needs to fill. My job is to work for you — to make sure your story, your materials, and your positioning give you the best possible shot at the roles you actually want. Those are fundamentally different objectives. A recruiter needs you to fit a box. I help you define your own.


How is this different from standard career coaching?

Most career coaching is long on motivation and short on substance. You get listened to, validated, and sent away with a set of journal prompts and a vague sense of direction. That’s not what this is.

Every engagement here ends with something tangible — documents you can use, a plan you can execute, frameworks you can apply. I’m not here to help you feel better about where you are. I’m here to help you move deliberately toward where you want to be. The difference is the willingness to be honest — about what’s working, what isn’t, and what it’s actually going to take to get from here to there.


What does the intake process look like?

After you reach out we’ll have a brief conversation to confirm fit. If we’re moving forward you’ll receive a detailed intake form — plan for 20-30 minutes to complete it properly. The more honest and specific you are, the stronger the work will be. Everything I build for you starts with what you give me in that form. This is not busywork — it’s the foundation everything else is built on.


How long does The Career Edit take?

All turnaround times begin once I receive your completed intake form.

  • Resume rewrite: 5-7 business days
  • LinkedIn overhaul: 5-7 business days
  • Cover letter: 3-5 business days
  • Full bundle with interview prep: 10-12 business days for documents, interview session scheduled separately

Need it faster? Expedited turnaround is available for an additional fee of $150. Expedited delivery cuts standard turnaround times in half. Availability is limited — contact me before purchasing to confirm I can accommodate your timeline.


How do I apply for The Inner Circle?

Fill out the contact form and note that you’re inquiring about The Inner Circle. I’ll send you a brief application and we’ll schedule a conversation. If it’s a fit we’ll discuss the engagement in detail. If it isn’t — I’ll tell you that directly and we’ll figure out what actually makes sense for where you are. The application process exists to protect your time as much as mine.


Do you work with women outside a specific industry?

Yes. The principles of strong positioning, credible storytelling, and deliberate career strategy apply across industries and functions. What matters is where you’re going and what’s standing between you and getting there — not which sector you work in.


I’ve been out of the workforce for a few years. Can you still help?

Yes — and this is honestly one of the situations where working with someone who has been on the hiring side matters most. Career gaps require deliberate, strategic framing. Done wrong a gap raises questions before you ever get a chance to answer them. Done right your time away becomes part of your story — something you own and position with intention rather than apologize for.