CoachNed

Ned’s first consulting interview was a humiliation in slow motion: a market-size he had never practiced, a profitability exhibit that hid the real driver in the footnote, and a fit question he answered like a student instead of a colleague. He still got the offer. He never forgot the feeling.

As a partner he is mostly a figurehead with a dinner reservation. He wows clients at fine-dining tables after dark — the origination, the reassurance, the bottle that says the relationship is safe. The daytime calendar looks full and is not. CoachNed is what he built with the leftover hours.

He wanted the first-interview version of himself to have a ruthless, patient interviewer on demand: AI-simulated cases, scored debriefs, and course material that names the next rep. Not a marketplace of human coaches. Ned, on tap, until the room feels familiar.