Hello, I'm Jay Graham.

I started Dominion Business Strategy and Coaching because I kept seeing the same problem. Good people with strong ideas were working hard, but the business lacked clarity, structure, and follow-through. That’s why DBSC exists, to help entrepreneurs like you move from ideas to execution, with the right tools, the right systems, and the right plan to turn vision into action.

The Journey Behind the Vision

I started Dominion Business Strategy and Coaching because I kept seeing the same problem. Entrepreneurs had vision and drive, but no clear structure to execute. Ideas stayed stuck because priorities were unclear, systems were weak, and progress felt inconsistent.

That’s why I built DBSC around execution. I focus on diagnosing the real constraint, clarifying direction, and turning strategy into a 30 to 90-day plan with clear ownership, milestones, and KPIs. The goal is simple. Remove confusion and replace it with disciplined action.

Along the way, I’ve helped founders clarify their business models, strengthen operations, and establish execution rhythms that actually work. Early client results confirmed that clarity, structure, and accountability change outcomes.

I want DBSC to be the trusted strategy partner for purpose-driven entrepreneurs who want to honor God, lead with integrity, and build businesses that grow with discipline and control.

"Strategy is the bridge between ideas and results."

Let’s Build Your Strategy Now!

My Approach, Strategy That Fits You

I apply business strategy the way it is meant to be used, focused, practical, and execution-driven, while anchoring every decision in faith-based principles. My work starts by defining a clear business model, target customer, and offer, then translating that clarity into a 30–90 day execution plan with priorities, milestones, and measurable outcomes. I help founders design simple operating systems for marketing, sales, and delivery so progress is consistent.

Accountability is central to my approach. We establish weekly execution rhythms, performance metrics, and review cycles that replace guesswork with disciplined decision-making. Faith informs how strategy is applied, through wisdom in planning, stewardship of time and resources, discipline in execution, and integrity in leadership.

When strategy, systems, and values are aligned with God’s purpose, growth becomes sustainable, scalable, and meaningful rather than chaotic or short-lived.