Engagements

Structure, scope, fees.

Every engagement has a defined scope, a defined rhythm, and a defined end. Fee ranges are below — exact terms depend on the situation, and we settle them in conversation, not in a proposal deck.

Interim Executive

I take the seat full-time for a defined term and run the company until it no longer needs me.

Who it's for
You need help now and want someone to take over for a period
What's included
  • Full operating authority, agreed scope, defined end date
  • Organization and role redesign
  • Operating system install (cadence, scorecards, reporting)
  • Management team development and succession

Fractional Integrator

A part-time seat on a fixed rhythm — I run the operating cadence and build the team while you stay owner.

Who it's for
You want to stay involved, but need someone to get the management team organized
What's included
  • Management Team Coaching and Mentorship
  • Corporate Strategy development
  • Disciplined Operational Management Systems
  • Weekly leadership cadence and quarterly planning
  • Scorecards and reporting the owner can read in ten minutes
  • Monthly board meetings

Operating system install

A fixed-scope engagement that leaves your company running on cadence, scorecards, and defined roles — not on you.

Who it's for
You have the right team, they need discipline and focus
What's included
  • Disciplined weekly management meeting cadence installed and running
  • Accountability chart — every seat, every role, one owner each
  • Scorecards with the numbers that actually predict the month
  • Reporting and comp design aligned to the chart

Exit

I make the company saleable with clean data, process and financials. I stay with you through the Due Diligence, Negotiations and handover.

Who it's for
You are 2–5 years from an intended exit, and the business is too owner-dependent.
What's included
  • Owner-dependence audit — what actually routes through you, measured
  • Management team built to run the company without the owner
  • Reporting a buyer's diligence team will believe
  • Transition plan with dates, not intentions