Establish the economic fact base
Review operating performance, customer and channel economics, capacity, working capital, and the management information used to make decisions.
Pursuing Excellence helps CEOs, founders, and private equity teams turn a business ambition into a practical value creation plan. We connect strategic choices to operating economics, capital priorities, leadership capacity, and the work required to deliver measurable improvement.
A growth target is a starting point. The harder questions sit underneath it: which customers and capabilities create value, where margin and cash are lost, what the operation can support, and which investments deserve priority. Warren works with leadership to make those choices explicit and carry them into execution.
The scope follows the business need. These workstreams define the decisions, controls, and delivery responsibilities that matter.
Review operating performance, customer and channel economics, capacity, working capital, and the management information used to make decisions.
Compare feasible growth, footprint, service, sourcing, and investment scenarios. Make assumptions, dependencies, and trade-offs visible.
Prioritize the opportunities by value, feasibility, timing, and risk. Define the owners, resources, milestones, and measures required for delivery.
Run the execution cadence, resolve cross-functional barriers, and validate realized performance with finance and the operating team.
Practical decisions and usable operating tools, with owners, measures, and a path into execution.
Warren directed a $230M operating budget at a publicly traded home furnishings retailer with $1.4B in revenue. His broader record includes $10M+ in annualized savings and EBITDA gain across executive roles.
Explore Warren’s experienceResults reflect Warren's prior executive roles and the teams involved.
A value creation consultant connects strategic priorities to improvements in earnings, cash, growth, service, or risk. PX defines the opportunity, tests the assumptions, builds the delivery plan, and can lead implementation alongside the team.
The engagement begins with agreed baselines, targets, timing, and owners. Financial outcomes are reviewed with the business to separate realized improvements from forecasts, activity measures, and benefits that may overlap.
Yes. The scope can connect a sponsor’s operational investment thesis to management priorities, integration work, leadership capacity, capital decisions, and board reporting. The mandate is tailored to the company and the stage of ownership.
Start with a focused 30-minute conversation about your situation, the value at stake, and the right next step.