Andy Jackson takes the chief operating officer seat in your firm through Optivo: a weekly COO session, a monthly operating review and one live operating plan, for £4,000 plus VAT a month.
The Monthly COO gives the firm an operations function without a hire. Andy Jackson takes the COO seat through Optivo, for a three-month minimum and then month to month.
Session days are agreed with each firm.
Every priority, action, owner, risk and date sits in one plan, so each person in the team knows what they own.
Each month the operating review goes through workflow, capacity, deadlines, client issues, projects and margins. It is written up and shared with the owner and the partners.
Optivo's client delivery hub →A working session on what is stuck, what needs deciding and what has to move this week, with the decisions taken there and then.
Workflow, capacity, deadlines, client issues, projects and margins reviewed each month, written up and shared with the owner and the partners.
One plan for the firm with every priority, action, owner, risk and date in it, so each person in the team knows what they own.
How jobs move through the firm, how roles are set out, and where work stalls or gets done twice, changed one piece at a time.
Taking on clients, keeping them informed, review meetings and delivery made the same for every client, whoever handles them.
Packages, prices and advisory work turned into a way of running the firm, with support by email or message between sessions.
Founder-led accountancy firms, usually between £250,000 and £3 million in fees, reach a point where the owner is still in the middle of workflow, people and client problems, and growth has outrun the way the firm is organised.
For a firm that runs on Traction, the Integrator seat is the closer fit. For a gap with a deadline, an interim COO.
The Monthly COO is £4,000 plus VAT a month, for a three-month minimum and then month to month, with no set-up fee.
Founder-led accountancy firms, usually between £250,000 and £3 million in fees, where the owner is still too close to workflow, people and day-to-day decisions.
A consultant leaves recommendations. A fractional COO takes the decisions the owner hands over and sees them through, week after week, inside the firm.
Yes. Where the firm needs a system built or joined up, Chivvy builds it, and the operating work and the build run from the same plan.
Andy Jackson, in person, on every engagement.
Support by email, voice note or message for the decisions and operational problems that come up during the week.
Tell us where the firm is stretched. Andy will tell you whether the Monthly COO is the right shape for it.