Regenerative operations for small, mission-driven teams
I help founders and small teams build their operations according to regenerative principles.
For-profit or nonprofit, seed-stage or launching a new initiative.
Get Your Free Ops AuditAre you leading a mission-driven startup or nonprofit and feel like you're:
The cost? Burnout, missed opportunities, and teams strained by the weight of daily chaos.
Reclaim 10-15 hours weekly from operational tangles and redirect it to partnerships, fundraising, and strategic vision.
Cut through tool sprawl and scattered workflows to reduce costs while building structures that grow with your mission, not against it.
Communicate your vision clearly to stakeholders, funders, and communities while operational systems support you in the background—freeing you to focus on impact.

I've designed operational systems for global tech companies, coordinating across cultures, disciplines, and complex requirements—often with underfunded teams where resourcefulness mattered as much as technical skill.
That experience prepared me for my real passion: food systems and regeneration, where the work matters most and every dollar counts. Working across ecommerce, communications, and systems design with scrappy regenerative organizations, I've become the operations generalist these missions need.
I work with you to understand your organization's unique conditions, and build support structures that help you and your team thrive. I don't create reports that just sit in a folder and are quickly forgotten–I build and implement systems alongside you: setting up tools, documenting workflows, and making sure things actually work. The work I do sticks because what I build is fit for purpose.
Let's TalkAline brings order and clarity to complex, purpose-driven projects and frees up a lot of brainspace. Our newsletter now has well over 5,000 subscribers, which is a direct result of her strategy, systems and execution.
Aline was instrumental in building our startup from scratch. She thrives in ambiguity, rolling up her sleeves to meet current needs while still focusing on scalability. She brings exceptional attention to detail and a data-driven approach, always avoiding unnecessary complexity.
Regeneration lives in process, and operations is where process lives. Making regenerative concepts tangible starts with building nature's wisdom into the systems we use to collaborate as one living community. These are the six principles I apply to my work:
Nobody makes good decisions when they're overwhelmed. Processes should be designed around how people think, not the other way around.
Everyone knows what's theirs. Nothing falls through the gaps, and nothing gets done twice.
There is such a thing as too much optimization, and it leads to brittleness. Healthy systems carry deliberate redundancy, like healthy ecosystems do.
Every process has a life-cycle and will one day be obsolete. Regenerative operations design the review, update, and retirement of a process into the workflow itself.
No process is an island. Each one is nested inside other processes, teams, communities, and ecosystems, and should behave like it.
Operations are never static, but the order of change follows the scale of permanence: iterate quickly when mistakes are cheap, deliberate carefully where they're not.
Regenerative operations creates the conditions for your organization to self-correct as your work evolves.
See how we'd work together →Flexible support for solo founders and small teams at every stage
Not sure which is right for you?
I map the problems and design the solutions. I diagnose where you and your tools aren't aligned—communication patterns, decision-making styles, cognitive load—and create a roadmap for systems that actually fit how you work.
I map, design, and build alongside you. Everything in Kickstart, plus I roll up my sleeves—implementing systems, executing projects, and reducing the cognitive load that's slowing you down.
I map, design, build, and lead. Everything in Partner, plus I take operational ownership—running systems, coordinating teams, and freeing your leadership to focus on growth and mission.
Not ready for an ongoing retainer? Let's define a scope of work together; it can be building a system, onboarding a tool or designing a workflow.
Regenerative food systems are my home base and where my deepest experience and passion live. I've worked with climate organizations, sustainability startups, and purpose-driven businesses of all kinds. If your work is rooted in making things better, we're likely a great fit.
A full-time operations manager can cost $80K+ in salary plus benefits. With fractional support, you get senior-level expertise exactly when you need it, without the overhead. I embed into your team using your existing tools, provide hands-on execution (not just advice), and scale up or down as your needs change. You're not paying for someone to fill time; you're paying for focused impact.
I don't create reports that just sit in a folder and are quickly forgotten. I build and implement systems alongside you: setting up tools, documenting workflows, and making sure things actually work. If I recommend a new project management system, I'm the one who sets it up. The work I do sticks because it's built into your daily operations.
If your leadership team spends 15+ hours/week on operational chaos, that's costing $2,000-8,000 in recovered strategic capacity. My smallest package at $1,500/month typically saves 5-10 hours weekly. Plus, I can reduce actual costs by 20-30% through tool and process consolidation. You're not spending on operations—you're investing in your leadership team's capacity to grow your mission.
Solo founders and small teams need operational clarity more than large organizations—you don't have the luxury of dedicated chaos managers. The systems I build aren't corporate bureaucracy; they're lightweight frameworks that give you clarity on priorities and let you work independently without second-guessing. Founders who wait until they're "big enough" usually realize they can't grow because they lack systems.