Who I help

Executive reputation management

Boards, investors, recruiters and journalists all search your name before they meet you. I help executives make sure those results are accurate, current and credible, and handle problems discreetly when they appear.

Common challenges

Old roles or company controversies following you into a new position

Negative press tied to a former employer

Thin search results that don't reflect your experience

Inaccurate AI-generated summaries of your career

Upcoming appointments, fundraising or public announcements

How I approach it

I start with a confidential audit of your name, your name plus company, and the searches stakeholders are likely to run. Then we build a plan that balances personal visibility with your company's communications and legal considerations.

Typical work includes optimizing your executive bio and profiles, building a personal site, securing genuine thought-leadership coverage, and suppressing outdated results.

Relevant services

Digital PR

Earned coverage, interviews and contributed articles that build real third-party authority.

Google Knowledge Panel

Strengthen the entity signals Google uses so your panel information is accurate and well supported.

Client review

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A client describes working with me on their online reputation.

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Questions

Will my company's communications team be involved?

Where relevant, yes. I can coordinate with your communications or legal teams so the messaging stays consistent.

How discreet is the work?

Completely. Confidentiality is standard, and I never mention client names without permission.

Next step

Find out what people see when they search your name

Request a confidential audit. I'll review your search results, explain what can realistically be changed, and recommend next steps. No pressure and no promised outcomes, just an honest assessment.