TerenzoAbout
Terenzo is an AI and technology operations consulting firm for mid-market companies, 200 to 2000 employees. We work directly with CFOs and COOs. We are senior, calm, and accountable: in and out with the mess sorted, not a year-long engagement that never ends. The name comes from San Terenzo, a village on the Ligurian coast of Italy.
Fig. 01Founders
Drew Jennings
Partner, operations and delivery
Drew leads how Terenzo delivers: scoping the work, designing the operating changes, and standing behind the numbers. He brings more than a decade in enterprise SaaS revenue and partnerships, including channel and alliances at Avalara, work as a Salesforce implementation partner, and an AWS Solutions Architect certification. He holds a JD from the University of Washington School of Law. He lived in San Terenzo and brought the name home.
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Gordie Flowers
Partner, growth and partnerships
Gordie owns the front of the firm: the relationships, the partnerships, and being the person you actually deal with. He has spent his career in enterprise cloud and AI, with experience across AWS and Microsoft, and he hosts and moderates in the tech community. A University of Alabama graduate and a devoted Crimson Tide fan. Roll Tide.
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Fig. 02Our name
Terenzo comes from San Terenzo, a fortified village on the Gulf of Poets, on the Ligurian coast of Italy. Drew lived there for a year between the ages of 14 and 15. He went to public school with the local kids, getting into the usual trouble and riding the coastal roads on his moped. Afternoons meant the beach below the castle, including the half-hidden cove around the point that most tourists walk past.
He also studied the place itself: independent work on its architecture, history, and culture, visiting the sites and writing up what he found. What he found was a place built to last, structured and warm in the same breath. That is the firm we set out to build.
Fig. 03Contact
Tell us where the operating model is straining. We will tell you whether an AI operations audit is the right next step, and what it would find.