# Fame Razak

> Fractional CTO for agencies and founders.

- Canonical listing: https://agencysource.com/agencies/fame-razak
- Location: London, England
- Categories: [Content Marketing](https://agencysource.com/categories/content-marketing), [AI Consulting & Strategy](https://agencysource.com/categories/ai-consulting), [Business Consulting](https://agencysource.com/categories/business-consulting), [Custom Software Development](https://agencysource.com/categories/custom-software-development), [IT Consulting & Managed IT](https://agencysource.com/categories/it-services), [AI & LLM Development](https://agencysource.com/categories/ai-development)
- Services: IT Strategy Consulting, AI Consulting, Business Consulting, Custom Software Development
- Team size: Freelancer
- Hourly rate: $100 - $149 / hr
- Minimum project: $1,000+
- Founded: 2000
- Website: https://famerazak.com
- Listing: Not yet claimed
- Agency Source rating: no Agency Source reviews yet

## About

I'm a fractional CTO based in London with 26 years of experience building digital products and leading technology teams.

My background is agency: AKQA, AnalogFolk, Wunderman, Digitas, Critical Mass, PwC UK, and Great State. I've led technology for Nike, HSBC, Microsoft, Citi, and Xbox, and was CTO on the Nike Trainers Hub - a Webby Award winner in 2017.

I work with two types of clients:

1/ Creative agencies (10–50 people) that need technical credibility to win enterprise pitches, modernise their stack, or build a product arm.

2/ Founders at seed to Series A who need architecture guidance, AI development workflows, and a technical voice that holds up under investor scrutiny.

Engagements run as monthly retainers (typically 2–4 days per week), fixed-scope projects, technical due diligence reviews, or AI development workshops for product teams.

I don't subcontract. Every engagement is me, directly.

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