The names of plants endure because the plants themselves do. A practice for executives who need their next program to arrive, hold, and compound.
The Romans named the holly ilex. Its leaves persist when nothing else does — its wood is dense, its berries hold the winter. Aurea is the gold; the standard a thing is measured against.
The work I offer borrows from both: programs that survive the season, delivered to a measurable mark. Strategy without follow-through is folklore. Delivery without strategy is overtime.
Drawn from programs led across Cerner and Oracle. Case studies follow.
Each engagement is shaped around outcomes you can defend in a board meeting — and a team that still wants to be there when the program is over.
For initiatives that have lost their footing — schedule, scope, or trust. Diagnosis in days; a defensible recovery plan in weeks.
System migrations, license consolidation, and team alignment through the disorientation of M&A. Quiet competence under hot lights.
Bringing modern tooling into mature organizations without theatre. Weeks of work where months were planned, with the human craftsmanship intact.
Cross-cultural orchestration across time zones and tongues — bilingual in English and Spanish, fluent in the dialects of engineering and the executive suite.
Lean Six Sigma applied to knowledge work. Backlogs prioritized, intake hardened, retrospectives that produce change rather than catharsis.
Twelve years inside healthcare IT — Cerner, then Oracle. Identity and access management, ITSM, and the documentation regulators ask to see.
I am a healthcare IT program manager who came up through software implementation, solution design, and the kind of cross-functional leadership that earns its keep by what survives the engagement.
I led global teams at Cerner and then Oracle through acquisitions, migrations, and the kind of cultural work that turns 75% annual turnover into five-year tenures. I founded a software company. I am, in my own time, learning to use modern AI tools the way a master tradesman learns a new chisel — quickly, precisely, and with respect for the wood.
Case studies are forthcoming. Until then, the most useful thing I can offer is a thirty-minute conversation — at no cost — about the program you have in front of you.