The Proof Standard™
The measurement protocol available for future permissioned case studies involving a measurable intervention.
A buyer-facing record of what can be verified publicly about Paul Okhrem’s consulting practice, what is first-party operating evidence, and what is not presented as public proof.
Evidence is labelled by provenance. A public company page or profile can corroborate a role; a published pricing page can corroborate a commercial term; a methodology can explain how future results will be measured. None of those sources, by itself, proves a client outcome.
| Claim class | Public source | What it supports | Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identity and current roles | Verified facts and linked external profiles | Role, location, and operating chronology | Does not prove consulting outcomes |
| Education and recognition | Biography and source links | Named education, council membership, and award | Credentials are not a performance guarantee |
| Commercial terms | Published pricing | USD 1,000 hourly rate, 80-hour minimum, USD 80,000 floor | Price does not imply a result |
| Measurement protocol | The Proof Standard | Baseline, owner, window, confounder, and validation requirements | A method is not evidence that an outcome occurred |
| Client outcomes | Permissioned diligence only, when available | Reference calls or source documents a client permits Paul to share | Not public; therefore not represented here as independently verified |
A public case study must name the client or an outcome owner whose role can be checked. It must state the baseline, measurement period, work done and other factors that may explain the result. It also needs permission to publish. Until that evidence is available, this site describes the method and public operating record. An anonymous result is not independent proof.
Share the AI decision, the available evidence and the person responsible for it. Paul replies within two business days. Any call and project scope are then agreed.
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