I build entire businesses from scratch — in 72 hours or less.

Yes — the build. Within 72 hours I stand up the entity paperwork, brand, website, payment processing, business phone, core systems, and a go-to-market engine that's ready to flip on. What takes longer is anything a government or licensing body controls: state formation approvals, professional licenses, insurance credentialing, and bank verification move on their own clocks. I get everything you control done in days, and I run the items that depend on third parties in parallel so nothing waits on me.

I coordinate the full formation — choosing the right structure (LLC, PLLC, PC, or S-corp election), filing with the state, obtaining your EIN, and getting an operating agreement in place. Where a licensed attorney is required or smart (regulated industries, multi-member equity splits, professional entities), I bring one in rather than pretending I'm your lawyer. You end up with a clean, properly formed company you own outright.

Everything I build is designed to operate inside the rules, not around them. My job is to map the regulatory landscape for your specific venture — licensing, advertising rules, data/privacy (like HIPAA for health), payment and consumer-protection requirements — and to build the business so it lines up with them. Where the law requires a licensed professional (a healthcare attorney, a medical director, a CPA), I coordinate that person into the build. I'm the operator and builder; the licensed specialists handle what only they legally can.

Health and wellness ventures are among the most regulated — and the rules tightened in 2026 (for example, FDA enforcement around compounded GLP-1s, "research-use-only" gray-market product, and even the marketing language clinics may use). I build these ventures conservatively: the business, brand, technology, booking, intake and compliance infrastructure — while your licensed medical director and healthcare attorney own everything clinical, prescribing-related, and sourcing-related. I will not build a model that depends on a shortcut the regulators are actively targeting. Built right beats built risky, every time.

Your exact investment is set on the fit call once we scope the venture. The savings come from consolidation: instead of hiring and paying a developer, designer, marketer, operator and advisor for months (easily tens of thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours of your time), you get one operator who does the work of that whole team in days. You keep the cash you'd have burned on payroll and agency retainers — and you keep 100% ownership of the company.

The default is a straightforward build fee — you own 100% of your company and keep every dollar it earns. For certain ventures, a partnership or equity arrangement can make sense, but only if we both choose it. There's never a surprise: whatever we agree to is spelled out before anything is built.

For ventures that qualify, I can make introductions to independent, accredited investors in my network who are looking for well-built, ready-to-run companies. That's the whole scope: warm introductions. I'm not a broker-dealer, I don't pool or hold anyone's money, I don't guarantee funding, and everyone makes their own decisions with their own advisors. A company that's already structured and operating is simply far easier to fund than an idea — so building it well is the best thing we can do to earn a "yes." (Full disclosure is in the investor section above.)

The idea, the market you want to serve, a sense of your budget and timeline, and — for regulated spaces — a willingness to work with the licensed professionals the law requires. You don't need technical skills, a brand, or existing infrastructure. That's the part I bring.

You own a live, operating company. From there we can go separate ways, or I can stay on to run growth, ads, and operations — the same way I operate my own portfolio. Plenty of founders keep me on as their fractional operator so they can focus on the business instead of the plumbing. Your call.

You do, fully, unless we've deliberately agreed to a partnership. I build it in your name, hand you the keys, logins, and paperwork, and it's yours. No hostage dashboards, no "we control your accounts" games.