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Turnaround Process Steps


Helping your team make strategic economic decisions to move forward, and providing effective turnaround methodologies so your company can have the highest chance for full recovery is our primary function.

This proven process has aided countless businesses in the process of turning their companies around.

Step 1: Assess Current Problems
Assessing current problems and get to the root causes is the first step. We also assess the extent of damage the problem has caused.

Step 2: Target Resources Focus
Once your company’s problems are identified, we focus resources toward these “problem” areas to efficiently correct and repair any immediate issues that would otherwise stand in the way of a complete recovery.

Step 3: Re-Focus The Company’s Direction
Oftentimes, the source of a company’s problems lies in the fact that the company has become unfocused. Whatever the original cause, we work to strategically re-focus your company to be in a position for rapid recovery.

Step 4: Develop and Implement Operational Plan
Many areas within a company need to be running effectively for a successful recovery. By ensuring human resources, marketing, sales, IT and management are working an integrated plan that supports recovery will be developed.

Step 5: Develop and Implement Financial Plan
To successfully recover, a company’s financial house must be in order. To ensure your company is ready for recovery, we:

  • Prepare cash forecasts
  • Analyze assets and debt
  • Establish lines of credit
  • Identify sources of new capital if necessary
  • Review profits
  • Review R&D
  • Analyze other key financial functions to position the company for rapid improvement

Step 6: Develop and Implement Change Management Plan
All of these changes can cause problems for your employees and management. Our job is to ensure that change is managed as effectively as possible to minimize the potential for disruption.
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