The CS Growth Engine

A structured engagement that builds your post-sales operating model from the ground up. Three phases over roughly 12 weeks, working alongside your team 2 days a week. You come out with a CS function that runs without you.

1

Diagnose

Weeks 1-4

Before building anything, I need to understand your reality. Not what you think is happening with your customers, but what's actually happening. This phase is a forensic look at your post-sales world: where revenue is leaking, where customers are disengaging, where your strengths are, and where the gaps are that you can't yet see.

You get:
Post-sales diagnostic report
Revenue leakage map
Customer health snapshot
Stage benchmark
Priority alignment session
2

Design

Weeks 5-8

This is where I build the operating model. This is the architecture your CS function will run on: who owns what, how renewals and expansion actually work, what the team looks like, how you measure success.

You get:
Full CS operating model
Customer segmentation
Renewal and expansion processes
Risk playbooks
Team design and hiring profiles
Metrics and reporting framework
3

Enable

Weeks 9-12

Playbooks on a shelf are worthless. This phase is about embedding the motions with your team on real accounts. Coaching, pressure-testing, and building the rhythms that keep things running after I step back.

You get:
Embedded playbooks that your team is actually running
Account review cadence
CSM development plan
90-day post-engagement roadmap

What happens after? Ongoing Strategic Partnership

Your team runs the day-to-day. I make sure the function stays on track. Monthly strategic reviews, CSM coaching, quarterly business reviews, and guidance on when and who to hire as you scale. This is optional but most founders find the transition smoother with ongoing support in the first few months.

What's not included

I don't manage your customers for you. I don't build or configure your tech stack. I don't recruit your team. I build the architecture, the motions, and the capability so your people can run it themselves. That's the point.

Want to talk through whether this fits your situation?

No pitch, just a conversation.