Toronto-based. Technical program manager by trade, business buyer and AI consultant by choice.

Now I'm applying that same discipline somewhere more personal: buying and running a small business, and helping other small businesses find the AI and automation wins that are actually worth the money.

Why this, why now

Most AI advice for small businesses is either hype or a sales pitch for a subscription you don't need. AndChill is where I put real numbers, practical tools and a real acquisition search in public instead of just opinions.

Helping Toronto small businesses

I help Toronto small businesses find AI and automation work that can pay for itself. The starting point is not a platform or a forgotten retainer. It is one workflow, its real baseline and a straight answer about whether it is worth doing.

Buying a business in public

Every deal I examine, model I run and mistake I catch can improve the next decision. That is the thinking behind Deal of the Week, the calculator and the acquisition playbook. If you are considering buying, backing or partnering on a business, that is a conversation I want to have.

What I've actually shipped

• Banking: kept a 70-person, $45-million program across three lines of business legible to steering committees, and rebuilt a stalled business case that was funded in eight weeks.
• Real estate: connected CRM, ERP and finance data into live reporting, and built the case that secured $950,000 for the transformation.
• Nonprofit and AI: led an organization's first AI deployment, modernized a 20-year-old platform with cloud AI tools, and built its AI governance and procurement path.
• Telecom and CRM: unified a fragmented marketing and CRM stack across a 15-person matrixed team.

The short version

Systems thinking, applied to a business you can actually see and touch. If you run a Toronto small business and want to know where AI is worth your money—or you are circling a business to buy and want a second brain on the numbers—book a call.