The name Berea comes from a quiet little city mentioned in Acts 17, a brief but powerful moment in the Bible.

Paul and Silas had just faced opposition in Thessalonica and arrived in Berea to continue teaching. But unlike others, the Bereans didn’t blindly accept what they heard. Instead, they listened with open minds — and then searched the Scriptures daily to see if it was true.

That spirit of discernment — of curiosity paired with wisdom — is what I’ve built this consulting practice on.

At Berea Consulting, I don’t rush to offer cookie-cutter solutions. I ask questions. I examine. I seek truth — not just in theory, but in data, in processes, in goals. I believe good business decisions are made when we slow down, dig deep, and align every move with the values that matter most.

The Bereans were called "more noble" because they sought truth with intention. That’s what I aim to do here: build a space where business is approached with clarity, integrity, and just the right amount of curiosity.