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Executive interventions · Critical conversations

The conversations nobody wants to have, prepared and handled well

Some conversations put a lot at stake for the company: with an executive, an employee, a partner, a major customer or a key supplier. We help you prepare them, raise them and, if needed, lead them.

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Conversations you can’t improvise

  • A conflict between partners
  • A departure or a dismissal
  • An executive who isn’t performing
  • Raising prices or renegotiating with a major customer
  • A negotiation with the bank
  • Announcing a change to your staff
  • A key supplier letting you down
  • A serious complaint

Prepare, rehearse, be there and close

  1. 1

    Prepare

    We lay out the facts, the numbers, what you want to achieve and what’s non-negotiable.

  2. 2

    Rehearse

    We anticipate reactions and objections, and decide who says what.

  3. 3

    Be there

    If you ask us to, we take part in the conversation, speaking or as observers.

  4. 4

    Close

    The conversation ends in agreements, with an owner and a date, in writing.

What it isn’t. It isn’t mediation or legal advice, and we don’t replace your team. We bring executive judgement, numbers and a perspective that isn’t afraid of losing the customer or the person.

Format. One-off engagement · Remote or in person · ES · CA · PT · EN.

Tailored pricing. We send you a fixed proposal after a first conversation.

What if the problem is bigger? If the conversation is the symptom of a deeper problem, a programme solves it with diagnosis, decisions and execution. See ON60 · ON90 · ON120

Got a difficult conversation on the table?

Tell us who it’s with, what’s at stake and when it is. We’ll tell you whether we can help and how.

Or email us at [email protected].

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