Digital Strategies is a boutique consulting practice that helps organizations turn emerging technologies into commercial advantage. We specialize in technology assessment, venture building, market strategy, and hands-on program design for leaders navigating disruption.
Current focus: Researching and investing in leading emerging technology companies
Selected Work
Tenney 110 Venture Studio (American Family Insurance Group)
Development of a dedicated PropTech venture studio. Nearly $15 million deployed across 25 new business concepts under a nine-figure capital allocation, focused on building, acquiring, and accelerating companies that create value for policyholders.
Wearable IoT (TraKid)
Launch and scaling of a real-time child-location wearable for amusement parks, zoos, and public venues into the U.S. market.
Affordable Vision Strategy
Market sizing, competitive analysis, and identification of six positive-NPV opportunities for a $1B+ Latin American company targeting vision solutions for 150M+ underserved people.
Ridesharing Platform
Investable vision, financial model, go-to-market strategy, persona mapping, and pitch materials developed for a $50M+ Latin American platform expanding regionally.
The Five Minute Business Plan
Practical framework co-authored and published to help founders rapidly evaluate new business opportunities before committing significant time or capital.
Suburban Coworking (SUBCO)
Development of the SUBCO coworking concept out of Tulsa, Oklahoma — a suburban-focused workspace model designed to bring dedicated professional environments closer to where people live.
Drone & Robotics Program (The AES Corporation)
Multi-national drone and robotics program built across 120 subsidiaries in 17 countries. A team of 125 drone and robotic leads delivered $15m+ in net benefits and prevented more than 150,000 hours of hazardous work globally.
Emerging Technologies (ConocoPhillips)
Introduction and integration of drones, autonomous robotics, wearable technologies, IoT, and related emerging solutions across global business units, supporting enterprise innovation and operational modernization.
“Find My” Wireless Leash (ZOMM)
Invention and early commercialization of the “Find My” concept through the original Bluetooth wireless leash for mobile phones—an early connected device that alerted users when they left their phone behind and also functioned as a personal safety tool (Shark Tank company).