What we deliver
Leadership & succession
Build career pathways and succession pipelines for business-critical roles.
Best suited for
Key-person dependency, low internal mobility, unclear leadership bench.
What we deliver
- IDPs & skills library
- 9-box & performance/potential
- Critical roles & talent pools
- Readiness & flight-risk views
Most businesses discover their leadership gap the week someone resigns. We assess readiness against a defined leadership standard, build visible career pathways, and give you a succession view that shows who is ready now, who is ready later, and what closes the difference.
Who this is for
- Businesses dependent on a few irreplaceable people
- Sales managers promoted for results, not leadership capability
- Organisations with low internal fill for leadership roles
- Boards seeking continuity evidence for critical positions
How it runs
A sequenced engagement, not a workshop
- 01
Define critical roles
Positions with the highest continuity and commercial risk identified.
- 02
Assess readiness
Structured leadership questionnaires, evidence and manager input — never a single score.
- 03
Calibrate as a group
Facilitated review builds one comparable view of performance and potential.
- 04
Develop successors
Targeted plans, stretch moves and pathways tracked to a readiness date.
What we measure
- Ready-now coverage for critical roles
- Internal fill rate for leadership vacancies
- Time-to-readiness for named successors
- Retention of identified successors
Packages
Start with the package that fits the decision
Deliverables
What you walk away with
- Ready-now successor coverage for every critical role
- Career pathways your people can see and follow
- Internal-fill rate and time-to-readiness tracked over time
Timeline
Implementation at a glance
- Weeks 1-2
- Critical roles and criteria defined
- Weeks 3-4
- Evidence gathered and calibration run
- Weeks 5-6
- Succession plan and development actions live
Questions
Common questions
- Do assessments decide promotions?
- No. Readiness evidence informs a human decision alongside performance and business context — it never decides on its own.
- Should we tell people they are successors?
- We help you set that communication line. Transparency about development beats silence, without implying a guarantee.
- How often should succession be reviewed?
- Twice yearly for critical roles, with a lighter quarterly check on movement and flight risk.
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