Harrison, NY · Westchester County
You built the practice. Stop building every proposal
Harrison is full of sharp operators who have hit the ceiling of running everything alone. The consultant who still builds every proposal by hand. The family office where reporting is a spreadsheet ritual. The boutique firm where one assistant holds every process in her head, which works until the week she takes a vacation. What these have in common is a principal doing preparation work a lane could do. The proposal assembles from your last five engagements. The status report builds itself on Thursday. The follow-up email drafts itself and waits for your read. You go back to the work that actually needs your name on it.
The work
Lanes for Harrison practices
- Proposal and engagement letter preparation
- Portfolio and project status reporting
- Contact and pipeline follow-up that survives a busy week
AI update, September 2026
A principal's read on the new models
Astra (OpenAI, September 3) is the one built for exactly this problem: it operates a computer like a person does, so it walks through your tools and assembles the deliverable, then hands it over for review. Fable 5.1 writes the prose sections better and cheaper than last quarter's model. Buzz puts an assistant in the chat where the work gets discussed. The principled move is the same as hiring: delegate the preparation, keep the judgment.
How engagements run
The vacation test
A workflow passes when the person who holds it in their head can leave for two weeks and nothing waits on their return. That is the bar every lane here is built to clear, and the bar we hand you the map to.
Nearby
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Rye · Mamaroneck · White Plains and the rest of Westchester County. All locations.