Sean Conner

MeasuredRisk

Chief of Staff

General Advisor

Operation 620

Chief Deputy Director

Deputy Director

Various Companies

Engagements:
• Fundraising Advisor | Botany.io -  Seattle (2021)
• New Product Lines | Fling: Intelligent Solutions for Digital Transformation - Bangkok (2021)
• Product Manager | TaskWorld, Inc. - Bangkok (2020)
• General Partner | Servamps, Ltd. - London (2019)
• Special Projects | PolySwarm Technologies, Inc. - Palo Alto (2018)
• General Manager | 8 Decimal Capital - Palo Alto (2017)
• Product Research | Shift Labs - Seattle (2016)
• Technical Due Diligence | Vulcan, Inc. - Seattle (2015)

Consultant

Parcel Forecast

• Developed environmental data report generating platform

Technical Co-Founder

Ionographics Research Inc

• Prototyped novel electro-chemical based 3D printer

Product Owner

OdorBliss Inc

• Developed novel odorless litter box for cats

Founder

Schlumberger

Integrated Project Management (IPM) Trainee

University of Washington

Network Systems Administrator

I help CEOs achieve their strategic goals. I bring a blend of skills and competencies in behavioral economics, cultural development, team-of-teams, strategy-of-strategy, and much much more!

Most recently, I was the Chief of Staff at MeasuredRisk, a leading cybersecurity company, where I supported the CEO and the executive team in managing cross-functional projects, driving organizational growth, and fostering a collaborative and inclusive culture. I also served as a General Advisor at MeasuredRisk and Operation 620, a high-pressure NGO that aims to end human trafficking, where I provided strategic guidance, mentorship, and innovation to both organizations. I am passionate about product innovation and social impact, and I am always looking for ways to empower others and challenge the status quo. I am ready to take on any challenge and help your organization reach new heights. Let's do this!

Product Manager

It is well known that the best team wins, and my aim in life is to be on the best team. 

Throughout my career, I have built a strong reputation as a finance leader overseeing the planning, implementation, management, and operation of all finance activities for franchises with numerous locations across the nation. I work hard to provide strategic leadership and direction to my teams. It is when you look across the room and trust everyone sitting at the table, that you know you are in the right place. By building top-class finance and accounting teams, I have been able to deliver significant results and provide the groundwork for the greater financial strength of an organization.

We finance leaders keep business speeding along by looking around corners and seeing things others do not through creative and innovative approaches to solving problems and resolving issues. This is what I strive to be each day.

Reach out and connect with me here on LinkedIn! I would love to discuss financial and team challenges and see how I might lend my expertise to help solve them.

Jim Boswell

My grandmother is 92. She still volunteers at the senior center, helping serve meals to the people she calls “the seniors.” She's been volunteering since 2005, but working in the school district since 1970. 

I want to be like her when I grow up.

Chief Financial Officer | Private Equity | Transformational Leader | Methodical Team Builder

I read an article on LinkedIn this morning that argued AI in 2026 will be less about the models and more about how they show up inside real workflows. 

Our team is not doing anything fully end to end yet. But we have injected large language models into a few very specific points inside existing automations using Power Automate, and that is where I have seen the most value. Two uses have stood out so far. First, summarizing and generating insights for standardized reporting before the workflow continues downstream. Second, normalizing and mapping data that used to take hours of manual work each month before it could even be analyzed.

None of these use cases came from out of the box solutions. They came from having solid, intellectually curious people who understand the business, understand the software available to them, and know exactly where things slow down. That has been the most common and practical way we are using LLMs day to day.

A thought I am still working through...

AI is on nearly every leadership agenda right now. I keep seeing executives ask teams how they are using it, then compile lists of AI projects as a proxy for progress. In practice, this often happens before enterprise tools are widely available or before there is much clarity on where those tools should actually be applied.

I am noticing that when leadership is closer to the work, momentum feels different. Still observing how that plays out, but hearing positive feedback regularly from our team at the moment.

#leadership #ai #organizationaldesign

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