Services
We Provide One Thing:
The Architecture for Your Business to Run Without You.
Every service Corvus offers is designed to end. Corvus exits. The business runs successfully without you.
The Signature Engagement
The Corvus Methodology™
180 days. Built to end.
Address It
Diagnose where every decision in the business actually lives, and where you’re the load-bearing wall.
Dream It
Define the operational future state and identify the System Steward who’ll own it on day 181.
Build It
Install the systems, decision rights, and reporting rhythms. Train the Steward alongside the build.
Live It
Prove independence. Hand over the keys. The engagement ends — not extends
The Differentiator
The explicit goal is to make Corvus unnecessary by Day 180. Most firms — EOS implementers, BPOs, advisors — don’t design the engagement around becoming unnecessary.
FOUNDER-DEPENDENT OWNER-INDEPENDENT
3–4x 7–8x
EBITDA EBITDA
FOUNDER-DEPENDENT
3–4x
EBITDA
OWNER-INDEPENDENT
7–8x
EBITDA
Ways To Begin
The Dreams Session
The six smoke signals name what’s in the way. The Five Wealth Dimensions map what you actually want. You leave with clarity — whether or not you continue with Corvus.
The Four-Pillar Diagnostic
A standalone assessment across People, Strategy, Execution, and Cash. The honest picture, not the one you present to your peer group. You receive a written report with findings, smoke signal mapping, and a recommended path forward.
Beyond Engagement
Speaking & Facilitated Workshops
The Corvus framework adapted for the stage, the boardroom, or the peer group. Founder dependency patterns, the six smoke signals, and the Corvus Methodology. Not a motivational talk. A diagnostic one.
AI-Enabled Operations
We built our own AI first. For founders in regulated industries — healthcare, legal, financial — we’re building AI on your infrastructure, with your client data staying yours. Let’s talk.
Advisory
The engagement ends at Day 180. The relationship doesn’t have to. Periodic strategic check-ins and System Steward coaching, without going back to dependency. Not a retainer. A defined advisory relationship with clear boundaries.
I know something isn't working
I want the honest picture
I'm ready to build
