I'm a PMP engineer who spent a decade on infrastructure projects, then started running businesses of my own. Now I build websites for Calgary owners, schools and nonprofits, and the system beneath them: the same kind of system I run my own company on.
I started in infrastructure. Budgets over $50 million, critical paths, and a schedule where one late delivery moved everything behind it. An engineering degree, then the PMP, then years of making sure every hour and every dollar had somewhere to be.
It teaches you one habit for life. You stop asking whether a process works. You ask what it costs, every week, and who is quietly carrying it.
I exhibited at trade shows in North America, Europe and Asia. Orders came in from everywhere, and every one of them landed on me.
$23 here. $127 there. Three hours on a task that should have taken twenty minutes. A tool paid for every month and opened twice a year.
Money doesn't leave a business through the big doors. It leaks through forty small windows nobody opens.
So I did what an engineer does. I built the system underneath, so the work stopped resting on me.
TipLAMOSE, a shop for custom-engraved drinkware.
UnderneathOrders from every store in one queue, artwork proofs and mockups, engraving files, shipping labels, and an AI inbox that drafts replies.
I run two Calgary businesses, LAMOSE among them, on this kind of system. When I suggest something for yours, I've usually lived with it first.
Most studios hand you to an account manager after the sale. I don't have one. The person who maps your business on the first call is the person who builds it, and the person you text when something needs changing.
I bring in trusted specialists when a project needs them, and I stay accountable for all of it.
From $1,200 to start small. $4,500–$10,000 for a website with the system, fixed after the free call. Support from $100 a month.
Everything is set up in your name and documented, so any developer could take it over. It keeps running whether I'm involved or not.
Bookings, payments, reminders, payroll, an inbox that drafts replies. I run my own business on the same pieces.
Calgary based. First calls are a screen-share; on-site visits within the Calgary area.
Give me 30 minutes. We'll find the work that's holding you under, and you'll leave with a plan and a price, whether you hire me or not.