K630 is Max Effgen's practice for technology companies that want a strategist who has operated, founded, and invested — not just consulted.
Meet Max Effgen on LinkedInMax started in management consulting at KPMG and Coopers & Lybrand, then moved into enterprise software as a business leader at Motive and Hubspan. In 2008 he founded 12Sided.com, and in 2012 he co-founded SuperCritical Technologies, where the team built what was reported to be the world's smallest power plant.
Today Max advises technology companies through K630, invests as a member of Alliance of Angels, and is a Partner at KILOGEAR. He's based in Seattle, holds a degree from Stanford, and writes occasionally about cloud, baseball, and the odd stair-climb up a skyscraper.
Engagements are scoped around a specific decision, not a standing retainer.
Working through where the product needs to go next, and what to deliberately leave out.
Pricing, positioning, and channel decisions grounded in what's actually worked at companies Max has run.
Preparing the story, the numbers, and the room for a raise — from an angel investor's side of the table.
Hands-on counsel for founders navigating the decisions that only come around once.
Reach out and Max will tell you directly if K630 is the right fit.