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Rebuilt From Scratch. Still Getting Paid on Time.

True Vector Consulting is Mike Joseph's answer to a Vermont tech scene obsessed with portfolios and allergic to talking about cash flow.

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Meet Mike Joseph

Mike started True Vector Consulting after one too many networking events where everyone showed slick decks and nobody mentioned whether their clients actually paid them. He's been in the rebuild trenches — the stage where you're good at the work but cold prospects still treat you like you launched last Tuesday.

His fix? Stop competing on portfolio size. Start competing on proof. Payment reliability isn't sexy, but it's the thing that keeps the lights on — and it's the thing other Vermont agencies won't put on their homepage.

Based at 13 Lena Court in Milton, Mike works with tech agencies across Vermont and northern New England. He still shows up to local events. He still brings snacks.

What We Stand For

Proof Over Promises

Case studies beat adjectives. We help you show receipts — literally and figuratively.

Payment Is Strategy

Getting paid on time isn't accounting. It's the foundation everything else sits on.

Honest Humor

We joke because business is hard enough without pretending it's a TED talk.

The Team

Small team, big opinions about invoicing. We're lean on purpose — you talk to people who do the work, not a account manager who's never seen a P&L.

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Mike Joseph

Founder & Lead Consultant

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Alex Rivera

Operations & Client Systems

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Jordan Pike

Content & Credibility Strategy

Our Key Differentiator

Getting paid on time.It sounds basic. It is basic. That's why nobody else advertises it — and that's exactly why it works.

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Vermont Tech Firms Trust Us With Their Growth

You've got the skills. We've got the systems to make strangers believe it before the first handshake.

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