In Part 1 of 'What We Do', we talked about diagnosis — finding the real problem behind what’s showing up on the surface.
But once you know what’s broken, the next question is:
Who’s going to fix it — and how?
That’s where most leadership teams get stuck.
They know they need to make a change — but they don’t have the time, clarity, or internal alignment to rebuild the structure beneath the symptom.
That’s where we come in.
Imagine you’re renovating a building:
The foundation is solid, but the floorplan no longer works.
You need better flow, updated systems, and space for future growth.
You don’t want a teardown. You want an upgrade — with expert help.
That’s how we approach your organization.
We don’t sell pre-fab solutions or generic best practices.
We look at your strategic blueprint, evaluate what’s working, and help you redesign what’s holding you back.
Then we lead the build, collaborating with your team and ours.
Even when leadership teams align on the problem, they often:
Try to duct-tape their way forward
Assign projects to already-overloaded staff
Assume the “fix” is just one meeting or training away
Struggle to coordinate multiple stakeholders and timelines
That’s like hiring four subcontractors without a general contractor.
No one owns the outcome.
Here’s how we fix the structure, not just the symptoms:
Clarify roles, goals, and expectations across leadership
Map accountability using tools like Predictive Index and RACI
Align business strategy with talent strategy
Design systems for team reviews, feedback loops, and strategic rhythm
Embed ourselves (fractionally or project-based) to keep things moving
We’re not here to make a report and walk away.
We help rebuild the thing — with you, not just for you.
Symptoms scream. But systems determine results.
If your team keeps patching the same issues…
It might be time to fix the floorplan.
📅 [Schedule a Strategy Alignment Session]
Let’s assess what needs to be redesigned — and get your momentum back.
Chris is a transformation leader with over 25 years of experience driving significant value and mitigating risks across a broad range of industries and functions. With a track record of generating more than $450 million in savings, he has excelled in both challenging and thriving environments within small businesses, mid-market firms, and Fortune 500 companies. A dual-degree graduate of Thunderbird and ESADE, Chris started his career at Arthur Andersen and progressed through roles from Corporate Audit to Global Human Resources at various Fortune 500 firms. He played a pivotal role in growing AArete, a global management consultancy, where he led initiatives that significantly reduced non-labor costs and improved compliance processes. An advocate for sustainable community initiatives, Chris was a founding member of a nonprofit focused on creating bicycle-friendly communities in New Jersey.