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Interim, PMI & Turnaround

When the chair is empty, we take it.

Market entry, a merger, a crisis or a sudden change at the top: you need a leader who knows the local market and your headquarters' goals. We take the role with authority and P&L, and stay until your successor is in place.

Partner explaining a turnaround plan in a meeting
Interim leaders work inside your team, not beside it.
Your situation

No local leader, a change at the top, or you have to restructure, downsize or exit.

  • The subsidiary has no manager, or the manager has to go now.
  • Losses for years: headquarters asks to fix it or close it.
  • Two companies after a deal, still running side by side.
  • An insolvency, a plant start or a restructuring that cannot wait.
What we do

We take the role with authority and P&L responsibility, for a start-up, a turnaround or an integration, until your successor is in place.

Crisis & turnaround management

Stabilise operations and cash, then lead back to sustainable growth.

Interim CEO, GM and functions

Country manager, plant manager, CFO, HR head: bilingual, with authority and P&L.

Post-merger integration

One leadership team, one system, one sales approach, steered by KPIs.

Performance gap analysis

Where the business loses money and time, in four to six weeks.

Restructure, downsize, exit

Right-sizing, closing or selling a unit, with the people and the customers handled well.

Additional bilingual experts

Sales, commercial, technical and administrative staff for set-up and growth phases.

How it runs

Step by step, each step quoted on its own.

Weeks 1–2

Take the chair

Facts, cash, people, customers. A first plan in two weeks.

Months 1–6

Stabilise

Decisions made and implemented, with a gate every month.

Month 6+

Hand over

Your successor in place and trained, or the unit sold or closed in good order.

Where we did it

A plant, an insolvency and a sale.

For Karmann we built and started its first plant in Japan. On the day production started, the parent declared insolvency. We kept the plant running, 250 jobs and every delivery, and sold the going concern to Magna. We stayed for the integration.