Turn scattered feature requests into clear roadmaps that scale with AI-native development.
Led by Drew, founder of Brief, who has built product strategy for startups funded by YC, a16z, Character, and Costanoa
After helping 20+ YC, a16z, and Costanoa-backed startups make the leap from fast shipping to focused scaling, the pattern is predictable across funded startups: velocity without direction. Let's talk through your situation and bring clarity to the chaos.
The pattern repeats itself: teams shipped fast, but built randomly. Without shared context, velocity turned into chaos.
That's why I developed the Product Graph Foundation — a one-day framework that aligns your team around the questions that actually matter:
Drew built product strategy at Yammer, Fond, and Skedulo before founding ProductBridge where he advised hundreds of products across B2B, Consumer, FinTech, EdTech, and emerging markets.
The breakthrough came from recognizing that fast teams hit the same wall: they could ship anything, but couldn't decide what to ship. That insight led to Brief, and the Product Graph Foundation that makes strategy as systematic as your sprint planning.
Now, Drew applies the same context-first approach that powers Brief's AI to human product teams. Because whether you're building AI agents or product roadmaps, the problem is the same: speed without context creates chaos.
Traditional strategy consulting asks "what should we build?" when the real question is "why does this need to exist?"
That shift reframes the entire conversation. It forces alignment on purpose before execution. And it's the same principle behind Brief: context comes first, speed comes second.
That's why in the Product Graph Foundation we ask questions that cut deeper:
(eliminates copycat features)
(the capabilities that truly matter)
(keeps us focused when velocity is high)
(clarity on priorities, not backlog noise)
(value over output)
(so execution never stalls)
Battle-tested with 20+ startups to align fast-moving teams. You'll walk away not just with clarity for a day, but with a system your team can use every month.
Strategy without execution context is just planning. That's why you also get early access to Brief AI, giving your team the same context layer that makes AI agents effective.
Before: Random feature requests, misaligned team, defensive decisions
After: Clear priorities, strategic roadmap, confident execution
Drew has an uncanny ability to jump into a new problem with very little background and get up to speed extremely quickly. Throughout his time at Sense, I observed him work with every department at the company, as he's able to "speak the language" of sales, engineering, marketing and design.
I appreciated Andrew's candor, his reverence for the craft of Product Management, his vast library of articles (many written by him!) that address many common product leadership pitfalls, and his ability to quickly point out the biggest gaps in one's product reasoning.
My team at Divercity recently worked with Drew on a product management and product development basis and at the end of our time together we were changed people because we got the kind of insight that can be delivered only by a true product guru. He took the time to make sure he understood exactly what our needs and our goals were.
This is the same $8K strategy process I've delivered to YC, a16z, and Costanoa-backed startups: including the 1-day seminar, follow-up, and ongoing support.
You'll get the seminar plus early access to Brief's AI platform. Why free? Because you're helping shape the next evolution of Brief, testing the same context-first system that makes AI teams faster and more strategic.
1-day seminar → 2-week follow-up → ongoing monthly check-ins.
Spots are limited. I personally run each session, so I can only take a handful of teams each month.
