Arc. stands for architect — not for architecture.
Arc. is not a company. Not a studio. It’s me.
When you work with Business Arc., you engage with the mind behind every idea.
You’re not speaking to a brand. You’re speaking to a person — someone who listens, questions, and builds with intent.
My job is to understand you — your goals, your contradictions, your rhythm.
My job is also to understand them — your future clients, what they want, what they don’t say, what makes them buy.
I write the story behind your brand. I find its tone, its reason, its angle.
Then I collaborate with hand-picked visual designers — people I trust — to turn this into a complete business identity.
Lastly, I unveil the brand I’ve crafted, refine it through your feedback, outline the first strategic moves, and remain by your side as the vision takes shape.
I don’t work with methods or tools. I work with people.
I listen closely — to what they say, but also to what they don’t say.
I look at contradictions, hesitations, the way someone talks about their own project.
That’s where the truth is. That’s where I start.
I was raised in a family of owners and intellectuals.
Old-world elegance, real estate, good taste — that was part of my landscape.
But I also grew up in the present: diaspora, youth culture, multiple codes.
I know how to navigate both — and that’s what I bring to the table.
I trained in clinical psychology.
So I know how to analyze discourse, not just fill in briefs.
I ask questions people never thought to ask.
I can see what’s missing in a concept, in a brand, in a strategy.
I do field research. I observe, I talk to people. I know who your audience is.
I don’t invent a story for your business — I extract it.
And then I build something strong around it.