About The Consultant​
 

I didn’t grow up in business.

I grew up blue collar. I wasn’t sitting in boardrooms with my parents or watching keynote speeches when I was a kid. I was cutting grass, calling strikes, and cleaning pools by 15. Business was something other people did.

Then I found sales.

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I fell in love with it. I found success with it. I followed it, obsessively.

 

I dropped out of college at 20 because I saw a better classroom in the field. I worked my way up - new rep, top performer, leader, business owner.

Throughout this journey, every deal I've worked, every rep I've managed, and every dollar of revenue I've produced became feedback on how sales actually works.
 

And along the way, I learned one important truth:

Sales problems are solvable.

 

They aren't always simple, but the problems in sales are just people and system problems. Neither of those things are impossible to figure out.

When problems in sales aren't addressed, the results are predictable.

I kept seeing high potential sales reps stumbling without guidance.
Strong leaders trying and failing to scale revenue through sheer force.
Companies with impactful products struggling to gain traction.
 

So I built a business to fix that.
 

Stem Sales Solutions exists to do something that I deeply believe is missing in sales
Not just band-aiding issues, but repairing what’s broken underneath them.

Not just motivating reps for a week, but equipping them to sell for real.
Not just flattering leadership, but helping them lead teams that actually grow revenue.

This company is built on the understanding that it's sales' responsibility to close deals.

We help clients overcome the obstacles that prevent that from happening.

We do the real work.

The diagnostic, get-in-there, hands-on work that aligns strategy and execution, so performance stops stalling and starts scaling.
 

Because sales isn’t about hacks. Revenue isn't about buzzwords.
And growth doesn’t come from hope.
 

It comes from aligning skills, strategies, and systems in a way that actually grows revenue in the real world.