Built on David J. Gee's book. Your next conversation.

Before you pitch.
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the other side.

Smart consulting built from the book: not just an AI, and not just a book quote. Get tailored, CISO-level advice on your specific pitch, objection or stalled deal, built on David J. Gee's How to Sell to the CIO and CISO.

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Book-grounded advice
Chapter & section citations
Built for real sales conversations
01 / Put the book to work

A better pitch starts with a better question.

Share what you're selling, who you're approaching and where the conversation gets stuck. You get back how a security leader is likely to read it, and what to change.

Every recommendation is built on How to Sell to the CIO and CISO by David J. Gee, a former CIO, CISO and risk executive. Chapter and section citations show where each point comes from. This is an AI-assisted service, not David Gee personally.

What would a CISO think?

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Advice drawn from David J. Gee's book. Your first question is free.

A glimpse of the advice

Less product talk.
More buyer understanding.

Illustrative example

Here's the kind of perspective you might get, based on the themes in David J. Gee's book. Real answers cite the chapter and section behind each point. This is an example, not a direct quote.

01

Lead with their problem

Start from what the CISO is trying to achieve, not your product's features.

02

Make the business impact clear

Connect your value to the outcomes, risks and pressures they own.

03

Earn the next conversation

Ask a more relevant question that shows you understand their world.

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