Define the next role.
Use the commercial plan and actual workload to decide which responsibilities need an internal owner first.
Give the first commercial hires a clear job and a process they can use.
You need help, but the role is not yet clear. Hiring someone without defined customers, expectations, materials, and ownership can leave the founder carrying the same work.
Use the commercial plan and actual workload to decide which responsibilities need an internal owner first.
Develop the role brief, scorecard, and practical interview questions. Support agreed evaluation steps with the founder.
Organize account criteria, messaging, discovery, demo materials, CRM instructions, and active opportunity context.
Plan onboarding, shadowing, supervised ownership, and review points. Adjust responsibilities based on what the person can operate.
The statement of work defines the final deliverables, responsibilities, capacity, timeline, and fee.
The scope should be clear before the work begins.
Our core work is role definition, evaluation support, onboarding, and commercial handoff. Candidate sourcing or a separate recruitment assignment would need its own agreed scope.
We begin documenting responsibilities during the work. The actual transfer follows customer evidence, a defined role, and the new owner's readiness.
The founder may remain involved in customer learning and major commitments. We help identify and transfer the tasks another person can own effectively.
Tell us what you sell, who is buying, and where the work gets stuck. We will start with the most useful next step.