Operations transformation
We map the operating model, identify the friction and redesign how work moves across teams, customers and systems.
We work with growing businesses to identify what needs to change, redesign how the organisation works, and implement the systems behind it.
Discuss a challengeWe work with growing businesses when processes, systems and responsibilities have become harder to manage than they should be.
Teams have grown, responsibilities overlap and processes that once worked no longer scale.
Important information sits across systems and teams, making it difficult to understand what is really happening.
People spend time coordinating, reconciling and moving information between systems.
Internal teams are too close to the current operating model to challenge it objectively.
A new service, acquisition, restructuring or technology shift requires processes and systems to be redesigned.
Tools and workarounds have accumulated and now create friction instead of supporting the organisation.
We work across the full transformation, from diagnosing the problem and redesigning how the business operates to building the systems and helping teams adopt the change.
We map the operating model, identify the friction and redesign how work moves across teams, customers and systems.
We identify where AI can materially change how the business operates, then redesign the workflows, data and systems needed to make it useful in practice.
We design and build the systems that support the new way of working, connecting existing tools and creating new ones where needed.
We turn fragmented business data into reliable reporting, operational visibility and better decision-making.
We help teams adopt new processes and systems through rollout, training and clear operating documentation.
We keep strategy, redesign and implementation connected, with one team accountable from the first diagnosis through to adoption and measurable change. Every engagement is anchored to a clear business outcome.
Understand how the business operates today, where friction sits and where change can create the most value.
Redesign the target processes, responsibilities, systems and implementation approach.
Build and roll out the changes with the teams who will actually use them.
Measure the outcome, resolve what is not working and continue improving the operating model.
We reviewed operations across every core department, identified the highest-impact transformation opportunities and implemented the first three priority systems. The work is continuing into a broader operations transformation.
We built one connected operating system for the agency: live financial and growth reporting for leadership, an automated lead pipeline for outreach and hands-off tracking of creator content.
Led the operational transformation of a fast-growing ecommerce business, building the teams, processes and systems needed to grow from four people to $6M in annual revenue and more than 100,000 users.

Before founding Shapeshift Labs, I led operations at a fast-growing ecommerce business. I joined when we were four people in a room and grew it into a team of 28 serving more than 100,000 users. I built the teams, redesigned how the work flowed and created the systems that let the business grow without losing its shape.
My interest in how organisations change began at the London School of Economics, where I studied how technology quietly reshapes the way businesses work. It is a fascination I have never quite outgrown.
Shapeshift Labs is the continuation of that work. I believe transformation should not end with a recommendation. I stay for the part I love most: the moment a strategy becomes a system a team relies on every day.
That is what I bring to each engagement: an operator's judgement, a builder's patience and accountability for what happens after the plan. I personally lead every transformation we deliver, working directly with your teams alongside talented process and technology engineers.
Speak with me directlyIn a 30-minute conversation, we’ll look at where the biggest operational friction sits and identify the transformation opportunity worth prioritising first.
Discuss your challenge