Whether you want to discuss a business challenge, invite me to speak, explore a teaching opportunity, work together on a project, or simply share an interesting idea, I’d be happy to hear from you.
A few lines are enough. Give me the context, the question, the opportunity, whatever is useful.
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Thanks for reaching out. I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.
You don’t need to choose the perfect category or write the perfect brief. If there’s a reason you think we should talk, just tell me why.
You’re not writing to a department. Every message reaches me, whatever it’s about.
Yes. Digital work, speaking, teaching and advisory projects can be explored internationally.
Yes. Depending on the challenge, engagements can range from focused advisory conversations to larger projects.
Yes. Topics can include digital commerce, eCommerce, AI, digital strategy and the future of business.
Yes. Teaching can take the form of lectures, workshops, executive education or customised sessions.

Most messages fall into three groups. First, event organisers looking for a speaker on eCommerce, retail media or AI. Second, universities and business schools planning a lecture or a full course. Third, companies that want a second opinion on a digital challenge.
Whatever the reason, the process is the same. You send a short message, and I reply personally. There is no assistant filtering requests, so please give enough context in your first note.
A good first message answers a few questions. What is the topic? Who is the audience? When and where will it happen? For example, a talk for fifty retail managers in Madrid next spring is a clear brief.
If the request is about a project, describe the goal rather than the solution. Also mention any deadline or budget range. That way, the conversation starts on solid ground.
Response times are usually short. However, during conferences or teaching weeks a reply may take a few extra days.
Many people contact me after a talk or a class to continue the conversation. That is always welcome, so feel free to mention where we met.
In short, the easiest way to start is simply to write. Therefore, use the form above to contact me today. For example, a two-line message is enough to begin.
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