Contact
Twenty minutes, no charge
Tell John what you’re working on and he’ll tell you exactly how he would approach it.
Book a 20-minute callRather write first
John reads and answers his own email.
What to include
- What you’re presenting, and who is in the room
- The date, if you have one
- Whether it’s you on your own or a team
Three lines is plenty. It just means the first call starts somewhere useful instead of at the beginning.
Press and media
Bios, photographs, speaking topics and interview subjects are on the press page. Everything there is free to use as written.
Before you get in touch
What happens on the call?
You describe what you’re preparing for. John tells you what he would do with it, how long it would take, and what it would cost.
Is it really free?
Yes. Twenty minutes, no obligation, no pitch deck.
How quickly can he start?
It depends on the month, but short-notice work is common. If you have something close, say so in the first line and he’ll tell you straight away whether it’s possible.
Where is he based?
New York City. Sessions run virtually or in person, and he travels for team work.