Work that holds up when it matters

We fix the things that quietly cost established businesses money, and we publish what happened afterwards.
14
Years
Same three partners
260
Engagements
Of which 71 are still clients
9.1%
Average saving
Measured a year after we left
0
Retainers
We are paid for work, not for standing by
18
Years trading
240+
Projects delivered
96%
Clients who return
11
Countries served

What we do

Three things, done properly, rather than everything done adequately.

Operations review

We map how work actually flows, not how the handbook says it does.

Growth planning

A plan with numbers attached, and a date each one is checked against.

Risk & compliance

The unglamorous work that stops a good year ending badly.

What clients say

They found in three weeks what we had been arguing about for two years.
Priya RamanOperations Director
Straight answers, and a plan we could actually staff.
Daniel OkaforManaging Partner
The only consultants who told us to spend less.
Mei Lin ChuaFinance Lead

Last year, measured

The numbers we are judged on, not the ones that flatter us.
Projects delivered to plan 94%
Against the date agreed at scoping
Clients who came back 96%
Within eighteen months
Savings we could evidence 88%
Signed off by the client's own finance team
Staff who stayed 91%
Year on year

How our engagements compare

Fixed fees, published. Asking should not be the first step.
Everything above is a fixed price. Expenses are billed at cost.
What you getDiagnosticDeliveryInterim cover
Fee£6,500From £24,000£1,150 per day
Runs forTwo weeksSix to twelve weeksAs long as you need
Written answerYesYesMonthly note
We stay until it works--YesYes
Board presentationYesYesOn request
Notice to stopNoneTwo weeksOne week
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Tell us what is not working

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