Services
Four ways of working together
What changes most between the four is whose job the execution is. In the first two you decide and you execute. In the third I get inside and we do it together. In the fourth I answer alongside you on a standing basis.
How they differ
From a one-off engagement to a standing relationship
The four share the same entry point and the same judgment. What changes is how long it lasts and whose job the execution is.
- 01Executive DecisionTwo 90-minute sessionsWho executesYou.
- 02Executive Sounding BoardThree months as a starting pointWho executesYou.
- 03Strategic Execution90 days or fractional leadershipWho executesMe, with you.
- 04Independent CounselStanding, reviewed every yearWho executesYour team. I answer alongside you.
- 01
Executive Decision
Two working sessions and one prioritised decision.
See Executive DecisionThis is for you if
Something is holding execution back and you are not sure where the knot is. Or you think you know, and you want someone from outside to confirm it, or take it apart.
- 02
Executive Sounding Board
Judgment sessions: I am beside you while you work through a specific issue.
See Executive Sounding BoardThis is for you if
You already know what the problem is and you are going to tackle it, and you want to test every important decision with someone who does not depend on your organisation and does not compete inside it.
- 03
Strategic Execution
I get inside and we do it together.
See Strategic ExecutionThis is for you if
The diagnosis is done and the decision is made. What is missing is the leadership capacity to carry it through without slowing the business down in the meantime.
- 04By invitation.
Independent Counsel
Independent judgment on a standing basis, in the body that decides or beside the person who decides.
See Independent CounselThis is for you if
You do not need a project with an end date. You need continuous challenge with responsibility attached, on the decisions that shape the result and that nobody audits.
Starting point. Not a service.
Ten questions before deciding anything
Five to ten minutes, and you can see on screen where your brakes are. It is free and commits you to nothing. It identifies what already works and points to what is holding you back.
That gives you the clarity to decide with judgment and to execute, on your own or with support.