The people behind the alignment

Meet the team.

Good intentions. Different priorities. One shared backlog.

Brad Sutton, Maya Chen, Jules Moreno, Nia Brooks, and Owen Park.
01

The founder

Brad Sutton

“Good news.”

He sees the opportunity. He sells the future. He's generated the plan. All that's left is everyone's work.

Has a point about
Makes people believe something worthwhile is possible.
Gets carried away by
A clear picture of the finished product feels like a nearly solved problem.
02

The builder

Maya Chen

“What happens to the old records?”

Maya wants to ship something useful and go home. Her ability to rescue a bad plan keeps making both things harder.

Has a point about
Knows what the system actually does.
Gets carried away by
Being indispensable is more satisfying than she admits.
03

The planner

Jules Moreno

“Let's capture that.”

Jules can turn a room full of wishes into a plan. Whether the room agreed to the same thing is a separate question.

Has a point about
Makes an ambiguous problem easier to discuss.
Gets carried away by
A complete document can feel like a resolved disagreement.
04

The witness

Nia Brooks

“They tried that.”

Nia knows what happened after the demo. She has the customer message, the ticket number, and a workaround nobody documented.

Has a point about
Understands the customer's actual day.
Gets carried away by
Her quiet fixes let the official process remain wrong.
05

The closer

Owen Park

“How close are we?”

Owen knows what the buyer values. In the excitement of a promising call, possible has a way of becoming included.

Has a point about
Finds the smaller thing a customer would actually buy.
Gets carried away by
This one extra promise always seems absorbable.
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