We've been in the room
where the hard decisions happen.

Joshua has nineteen years in business leadership and thirteen in enterprise technology, including Gartner and Oracle North America. He has served on an EDC board and helped launch entrepreneurship programs with EDC partners. He built HEART after seeing the same pattern repeat: tools purchased before staff could run them, and communities without the technology to support entrepreneurs when growth showed up. He holds a degree in Business Administration. When HEART advises your team, you get practitioners, not a slide-deck tour.

Shar-Day Edmond is an employment attorney who also led HR for Texas state agencies. She writes policies, documentation, and manager training that still work when relationships break down, regulators ask questions, or a termination gets contested. For HEART clients, that means your people are treated fairly, managers know the rules, and the organization is protected when ambiguity would otherwise create liability. She is direct and practical about what will hold up in the real world.

Nishant Vyas is a Six Sigma certified supply chain expert. He finds fragility in operations that growing businesses often miss until a vendor fails or a deadline slips. Single-source vendors, informal procurement, and weak backup plans look fine in a spreadsheet until they are not. He redesigns systems around real constraints, documents decisions so knowledge stays in the organization, and builds resilience without chasing efficiency for its own sake. He explains options in plain language so leadership can act before the emergency call.