Executive Foundation
$895
Inclusive of GST
An hour together on the role you want, your resume rebuilt around it, and a revision round to land your voice.
Request more informationPerth · Australia-wide
Services & Investment
Executive career positioning
Fifteen years of good work can still read flat on paper.
That is usually a writing problem, and it is fixable.
I write executive resumes, cover letters and LinkedIn profiles for senior people making a serious move.
Everything comes from your real record and the way you actually speak. Nothing is invented: no metrics you cannot back, no qualifications you do not hold.
I do not guarantee interviews, and I would be wary of anyone who does. What I can do is make sure the version of you on paper is as strong as the one in the room.
The packages · All prices AUD
Investment
Executive Brand
$1,295
Inclusive of GST
The resume with a cover letter, written together so they make the same case.
Request more informationExecutive Advantage
$1,695
Inclusive of GST
For records that need translating across sectors, including health and clinical leaders moving into commercial roles. Resume, cover letter, LinkedIn, and a short narrative to prepare from.
Request more informationExecutive Signature
From $2,250
By consultation
The full suite for board and executive campaigns. Scoped after we talk.
Request more informationAlongside any package
- Tailored cover letterPer role or campaign.
- $225–$325
- LinkedIn profileRewritten, not decorated.
- $395–$550
- Board CVAICD-aware structure.
- $850–$1,250
- 48-hour prioritySubject to availability.
- Plus 25–40%
Ranges reflect complexity. Your exact fee is confirmed before work starts.
How the work runs
We talk first. I need to understand the move before I write anything.
Drafts are built from your record and your language, then refined together.
Everything you share stays confidential, whether or not you go ahead.
Your documents carry no AKIRA branding. They are yours.
Included with every package
Two designs to choose from.
Option one
Slate
Clean and traditional, with one line of colour. The safer read for boards, government and conservative industries.
Option two
Mono
Black and white, stronger type, more presence. Suits commercial and founder-led environments.
Both get through ATS screening and the words are identical; only the look changes. Pick one at the working session. If you change your mind after the first draft, switching costs nothing.
Common questions
Do you guarantee interviews?
No. Nobody can, and you should be wary of anyone who says otherwise.
Will it pass ATS screening?
Yes. The structure is clean and parseable, with no tricks. The writing itself is for the person who reads it after the software does.
Will it still sound like me?
Yes. I work from how you actually talk. If a line doesn’t sound like you, we change it.
Which design should I choose?
Slate is the safer read for conservative industries. Mono has more presence. Most people know which one is theirs as soon as they see them.
What do you need from me?
Your current documents, an hour of straight talk, and the detail behind your wins: the numbers, the scope, what you actually decided.
