Executive production & research

Turn important, unfinished work into something useful.

Crushpad Works turns scattered ideas, source material, and stalled projects into clear, credible deliverables—combining executive judgment, disciplined research, AI-assisted production, and hands-on editorial control.

Three focused ways to work together

Choose the work product, not the overhead.

01

Founder Story

Shape the company story so investors, partners, programs, and customers understand why it matters.

  • Company narrative and positioning
  • Pitch decks and executive summaries
  • Founder bios and outreach
  • Application and meeting support

Typical engagement$2,000–$4,500

02

Diligence Sprint

Get to a decision faster with a focused, sourced investigation of the questions that matter.

  • Market and competitor research
  • Vendor and partner evaluation
  • Public-source and records research
  • Findings with confidence levels

Typical engagement$750–$2,500

03

Executive Production Desk

Add experienced production capacity without adding a full-time role or managing another agency.

  • Meeting briefs and correspondence
  • Research and document production
  • Action tracking and follow-up
  • Recurring monitoring and summaries

Monthly engagement$1,500–$4,000

Relevant experience

Operator perspective, production discipline.

Led by Eric Jarvis, Crushpad Works draws on founder and operating executive experience across defense technology, software, and music.

Recent work includes investor and partner materials, technical and market briefs, company websites, program applications, public-source dossiers, and recurring executive reporting.

Clear thinking is only valuable when it becomes usable work.

A direct working process

From open question to finished file.

  1. 01Define

    Clarify the decision, audience, or deliverable.

  2. 02Gather

    Collect source material, context, and constraints.

  3. 03Produce

    Research, draft, test, and verify the work.

  4. 04Deliver

    Revise and hand over usable final files.

Start with the work in front of you

What needs to get finished?

Send a short note about the situation, the deliverable, and your timing. Scope, confidentiality, source handling, revisions, and final approvals are agreed before work begins.