Speak2MyCV for managers
You run teams and projects in your day job, and your experience is in demand outside it too: founders asking for advice, mentoring programmes, panel invitations, the occasional consulting engagement on the side. Each of those starts with someone asking what you have actually done: which teams, which turnarounds, which markets. Your page answers that from your CV, so the conversation starts at the part where you add value.
What usually gets in the way
What we hear most
“Founders who want advice ask me to walk them through my whole career first.”
Upload your CV once and the page answers those background questions itself, so a first conversation starts on the founder’s problem instead of your history.
“I mentor in my spare time and every new mentee asks the same five questions.”
Mentees ask the page about your industries, roles and the kind of problems you have worked on, and arrive at the first session already knowing the answers.
“Panel organisers want a bio that fits their theme, not my generic one.”
They ask the page directly about the topic they are programming and get the parts of your experience that fit, drawn from your own documents.
“I cannot tell which side-consulting enquiries are worth my evenings.”
On Solo and Pro, every conversation is scored hot, warm or cold from what the visitor asked, so your limited time goes to the serious ones.
In an ordinary week
Where it actually shows up
An early-stage founder is looking for an operator to advise on building a sales team.
They ask your page how many people you have managed and in which markets, and see the answer from your CV before they write to you.
A mentoring programme matches you with a new mentee.
You send the link before the first session. They read up on your background by asking questions instead of guessing from a job title.
An industry body invites you to speak on a panel about operations.
The organiser asks your page about your operations experience and writes your introduction from the answers.
A small company wants a few hours of advice on a supplier problem you have solved before.
They ask whether you have handled it, get the relevant part of your experience, and leave their contact for you to follow up when your diary allows.
Your week is full of your actual job.
The page answers and logs while you work, and you read the questions when you have time, not when they arrive.
A former colleague recommends you to a board looking for an advisor with your industry background.
The board chair asks your page about your sector, your roles and the problems you have handled, and comes to the first conversation prepared.
Questions
Before you sign up
I am employed full time. Is this only for full-time consultants?
No. It suits anyone whose experience is useful to people outside their job: advisory roles, mentoring, speaking, a few hours of consulting a month. The page answers for you while your day job takes the hours.
Can it explain the scale of what I have run?
If the numbers are in your CV, yes. Team sizes, budgets, regions and the projects you ran are answered in your own words, so a founder asking "has he managed more than fifty people?" gets the line you wrote.
How is this different from a profile on a professional network?
A profile lists your roles. This page answers questions about them: what you did in each role, at what scale and in which markets, drawn from the documents you upload.
Can I use it for speaking invitations only?
Yes. Upload a speaker bio and a list of past talks alongside your CV, and organisers can ask about your topics and audiences directly.
What if parts of my day job are confidential?
The page only knows what you upload. Leave out anything you cannot share, and it will say it has no information on that rather than fill the gap.
What should I upload?
Your CV, plus anything that shows how you work: a short bio, talks you have given, articles you have written. On Solo and Pro you can add more than one document.
Will it overstate what I have done?
No. It answers from your documents, not from general knowledge, so it repeats what you wrote and says when your material does not cover a question.
Can people contact me through it?
Yes. A visitor can leave their details, and you see them alongside the questions they asked. You decide whom to reply to.
Can I keep it out of search engines?
Yes. Search indexing is a switch in your dashboard. Turn it off and the page is left out of search results, but anyone you send the link to can still open it.
Can I take it down later?
Yes, from your dashboard, at any time. There is no minimum period it has to stay live.
What does it cost?
You can start free without a card. Plan details are on the pricing page.
One link that answers while you work
Upload your CV once. Free to start, no card required.
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Last reviewed 2026-11-03