Methodology
Dorottya Dibusz
Author of the 4D methodology: the 26 dimensions, eight archetypes, and the spend verdict framework. Background in HR and organisational design (Jobsgarden, Keeple), US & EU aerospace operational executive (Arcadia Astronautics). Core skill: pattern design for complex systems. Now applied to how founder-led companies stall, and how to unblock them.
“I always lived to experience the action behind systems being built. I love watching something move and grow. Over the years I kept noticing a pattern: when something stalled, the answer was almost never in the action itself. It was in the system underneath that nobody had named yet. That's my focus now.
LinkedIn →Tech & Scaling
Árpád Lőrincz
Entrepreneur and consultant since age 17, with dozens of companies built across services, tech, aerospace, and AI. Co-founded and scaled companies both in the US & the EU. His angle: what can actually be shipped that has value today, and where the architecture has to change to unblock future growth. Brings the lean entrepreneurial & engineering focused view to every Build.
“I have a 'zero to a hundred' mindset. What I love is untangling a mess of moving parts that nobody can understand. I prefer to tackle a different industry every time. Problems most people would call unsolvable. That's the work I choose to do.
LinkedIn →Strategy & Operations
Sándor Erdős-Kedves
Eighteen years inside European SMEs as an executive and advisor. Doubled profit margins in industrial manufacturing and rebuilt operations from the inside; not as a consultant handing over a deck, but as the person accountable for the result. He's sat at enough tables to know that decisions aren't made on logic alone. He reads the room. What is the founder actually weighing? What does the board signal between the lines? He brings this clarity to every Build.
“A clever strategy that nobody can run is just an expensive document. My work is in the layer between strategy and execution: making sure the plan is actually doable, that someone owns each piece, and that the operation gets tighter every quarter. Margin doesn't lie.
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