Commercial Growth Sprint

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The Commercial Growth Sprint is a defined piece of work for businesses that need a broader review of their commercial priorities, channels, route to market, focus areas and next-step actions. It is designed to move the business from opportunity into structure, clarity and momentum. This is not a theoretical strategy exercise. It is a practical sprint built around review, challenge, prioritisation and action planning.

• Founder-led businesses that need sharper commercial direction
• Scaling brands facing channel complexity or stretched founder bandwidth
• Leadership teams looking to review priorities, focus and route-to-market choices
• Businesses that know there is opportunity, but need a clearer plan and stronger sequencing

• Kick-off session and information review
• Weekly working sessions over approximately 3–5 weeks
• Review of current priorities, opportunities and blockers
• Commercial recommendations and action planning
• Final roadmap session and next-step discussion

• A clearer view of the most important commercial priorities
• Greater clarity on opportunities, risks and blockers
• Sharper focus on sequencing and next steps
• A practical action plan or roadmap
• A clearer view of whether ongoing support would add value

From £3,500. Final pricing depends on the required depth, scope and number of workstreams involved.

Flexible payment terms are available for defined sprint engagements.

1. A kick-off session confirms objectives, priorities and key questions.

2. Relevant documents and background information are reviewed.

3. Weekly sessions are used to work through the most important areas.

4. Recommendations are shaped into a practical action plan.

5. A final review session confirms next steps and any follow-on support required.

• An open-ended consulting retainer
• Day-to-day management support
• Detailed specialist implementation
• A substitute for wider technical, legal or operational builds

How long does the sprint take?

Typically around 3 to 5 weeks depending on scope and availability.

Is this remote or in person?

Sessions are normally held remotely unless otherwise agreed.

Can this lead into retained or fractional support?

Yes. In some cases the sprint is the best first phase before deciding whether monthly support, fractional leadership or another support model is needed.