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EXECUTIVE STRATEGY-TO-DELIVERY REVIEW

Execution assurance for board-governed businesses

When Is It Used?

This Review is used at three legitimate moments, depending on where delivery pressure is showing up.

1. At the start — execution assurance
When a new strategy, investment cycle, major programme, or leadership structure is being mobilised — and you need confidence that decisions, ownership, and capacity will hold once pressure hits.

2. Mid-flight — momentum protection
When the strategy still makes sense, and leaders are capable, but delivery is starting to feel heavier than it should. Decisions reopen, progress slows, and escalation increases.

3. When it’s clearly not working — stabilisation
When slippage, rework, or investor concern is already visible, the risk is applying the wrong fix (more governance, more reporting, more pressure).

In all three cases, the question is the same:


Will our decision system actually convert strategy into delivery under pressure?

What This Is

A short, board-level review designed to identify where strategy is failing to convert into delivery at this moment —and what needs to change first to restore control and momentum.

This is not a strategy redesign.
This is not a programme.

It is an execution assurance review, used to clarify decisions, ownership, and delivery conditions, whether you are starting, mid-flight, or stabilising.

How it works

  • We focus on 3–5 live strategic decisions that are stalling, reopening, or creating drag

  • I speak with senior leaders accountable for those decisions

  • I observe how decisions actually land in real forums

  • Everything is distilled into one dominant execution constraint

  • We reset clarity, ownership, and stop-points in a single executive session

What Changes As A Result

Once the execution constraint is addressed, organisations typically see:

  • Decisions that land cleanly and stay decided

  • Reduced escalation, rework, and meeting drag

  • Clearer ownership and prioritisation

  • Delivery moving without constant senior intervention

This typically releases 10–15% leadership capacity and protects £250k–£1m per year in leadership time already being lost, before it shows up in performance or retention.

Investment

£17,500 (excluding VAT)
Fixed scope. Fixed outcome.

You’re already paying for the problem this Review addresses, 
in slow decisions, duplicated effort, escalation load, and

leadership over-functioning.

Prefer to review this in full?

Request the Strategy to Delivery Review

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