Start with thirty minutes.
There is no contact form here on purpose. A booking link is faster for both of us, and it does not put your details into a sequence.
Book a call
Thirty minutes, no deck. The fastest route to a written proposal, and the right first step for almost everything.
Where the weekly writing goes, and a perfectly good place to send a first message. Usually the quickest reply.
Procurement and invoices
Proposals, purchase orders, invoices and anything with an attachment go by email once we have spoken. Ask on the call or over LinkedIn and I will send the address.
What to expect
- A reply within two working days, or an honest note saying when.
- No sequence. Booking a call subscribes you to nothing. The newsletter is opt-in, and the two sales documents ask for an address that joins it — one message a month, one click to leave.
- A straight answer about fit, including when the answer is that you do not need this yet.
- Delivery dates are limited and booked in advance. If you have a date in mind, say so first.
Useful things to include
- What is actually going wrong, in a sentence or two.
- Who would be in the room, and roughly how many — or just say it is for you.
- Whether you have a date, a budget, or neither yet.
- On site or remote.
- Based in
- Athens, Greece
- Delivers
- Greece and Cyprus on site; Europe remote
- Language
- English; Greek on request
- Entity
- Sole trader, invoicing in EUR
For procurement: proposals are written, scope is fixed before invoicing, and there are no per-seat licence fees on materials.
Guest appearances and conference talks are welcome — the same subject, shorter. LinkedIn is the fastest route.
Thirty minutes is enough to know.
You will get a straight answer about whether this fits, and a written proposal if it does.