Built by an operator, for operators.

I started my career owning an IT managed services company supporting small businesses. Five years, a successful exit, then a decade inside corporate America working with and for some of the largest companies in the world. I've seen how both sides operate — and I know exactly where the gaps are.

The gap that bothered me most: small and mid-sized businesses getting burned by consultants who charged a fortune, delivered slide decks instead of results, and hid behind jargon when things went sideways. I watched it happen from inside the companies hiring them. The consultants weren't concerned with solving the problem — they were concerned with extending the engagement. The client didn't know enough to push back, and the consultants knew it.

That's why Julius exists. Small businesses are the backbone of the economy. They face real challenges — but unlike a large corporation, they can actually change. They're not steering a ship with a hundred people pulling in different directions. They have the ability to adapt, move fast, and get ahead of what's coming. Right now, what's coming is AI — and the businesses that figure it out first will have an edge their competitors won't be able to close.