Bring your problem.
Get another take on it.
Real time. Free.
Office Hours is a weekly session where you can bring a real technology leadership problem and work through it with Timothy. No recording. No pitch. No obligation. Just clarity.
Get the Zoom link
Register once and you’ll get an email every Wednesday at noon Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) when the waiting room opens. Come when you have something to work through. Skip any week you don’t.
Timothy runs this every Wednesday. On the rare occasion it needs to move or pause, you’ll hear from him. Calls are first come, first served — if he doesn’t get to you this week, the same link is there next Wednesday.
How it works
Register once. Show up any week you have something to work through. Same link every time.
You’re on the list
Register below and you stay on the list until you unsubscribe. No need to sign up each week. Come when you have something to work through and skip any week you don’t.
You get an email, waiting room opens
At noon AEST every Wednesday, you’ll get an email with the Zoom link. Click it and join the waiting room. Timothy opens Zoom at noon and admits callers when he’s ready.
Private, no recording, no pitch
Timothy brings you in one on one. No one else on the call. No recording. No agenda. Just your problem and a fresh set of eyes on it. When you’re done, you’re done.
Why office hours exists
Timothy has spent 20+ years as a technology leader. 6x CTO across FinTech, HealthTech, AI and Enterprise Software, including 7 years in leadership at Amazon. He created the Become CTO methodology through 15 years of research across more than 80 technology organisations.
Most of the problems CEOs bring to these calls are not unique. The patterns repeat across companies, industries, and stages. An hour on a Wednesday with someone who has seen it before is often enough to cut through what has been stuck for months.
If the conversation surfaces something bigger, Techshin Partners can go deeper. But office hours carries no obligation. It exists because the clarity is worth giving freely.