The full-enterprisediagnostic forprivately held businesses.

Know what you own. Decide where to take it.

ERG helps owners see their businesses from the outside—assessing enterprise quality, identifying constraints, and finding the highest-leverage paths toward greater value, resilience, transferability, and optionality.

Free · ~10 minutes · data is not stored or transmitted to ERG.

Look again

A better version of your business may already be hiding inside the one you own.

ERG helps you find what is suppressing value, what is worth fixing, and which changes could materially improve the business.

Same $3 million of EBITDA. Very different businesses.

Same earnings. Different enterprise quality.

A profitable company is not necessarily a highly valued one.

The same earnings can support very different values depending on their durability, predictability, transferability, and strategic quality.

Business A$3.0M EBITDA
RevenueProject / transactional
Largest customer42%
Owner dependenceHigh
Management depthThin
SystemsInformal
Revenue visibilityLow
Illustrative example6× → $18M
Same profit≠Same value
Business B$3.0M EBITDA
RevenueRecurring / contracted
Largest customer9%
Owner dependenceLow
Management depthStrong second layer
SystemsInstitutionalized
Revenue visibilityHigh
Illustrative example10× → $30M

Illustrative only. Multiples are examples used to show how business quality can affect value; they are not valuations, market quotes, or predictions of transaction outcomes.

From what is to what could be.

Diagnose the risks. Find the opportunities. Build toward Peak Value.

The goal is not to tell a better story. It is to build a better business.

Founder-dependent→Management-led
Project revenue→Recurring / contracted
Concentrated customers→Diversified portfolio
Commodity offering→Differentiated position
Informal operations→Systematized enterprise
Owner's job→Transferable asset

The ERG Diagnostic

Turn a complicated business into a clear set of priorities.

The Diagnostic turns financial, commercial, operational, management, and ownership information into a prioritized enterprise view: what is strong, what is exposed, where value is leaking, and what may be worth building next.

6 enterprise dimensions3 priority issues3–5 strategic paths

Full Diagnostic currently in private pilot.

Illustrative report extractERG / Enterprise View
Readiness67Strengthening
Owner independence58Moderate dependency
Critical risks2Require attention
Value opportunities4Worth underwriting
Priority 01Reduce founder dependence in commercial relationshipsLong lead time · Transferability · High impact
Priority 02Improve revenue visibility and concentrationMedium lead time · Resilience · High impact

The ERG Standard

One structural weakness can constrain the whole enterprise.

The ERG Standard tests six dimensions through four lenses so strengths do not obscure the bottlenecks that can limit value, resilience, transferability, or strategic choice.

Rules-based scoring. Evidence-aware analysis. Explainable conclusions.

Explore the ERG Standard ↗
Financial QualityRevenue QualityManagement DepthOperations & SystemsMarket PositionOwnership & Governance
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Value CreationResilienceTransferabilityStrategic Options
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Enterprise ViewReadiness · risks · priorities · paths

Peak Value

Underwrite the paths to greater value.

Compare the credible paths forward by value impact, capital required, execution risk, time to proof, and the strategic options each path creates.

Explore Peak Value ↗
01

Strengthen

Improve margins, cash conversion, revenue quality, management depth, systems, and owner independence.

02

Transform

Change the business model, strategic position, portfolio, capabilities, scale, or market relevance.

03

Create Options

Sell, hold, recapitalize, transition, step back, acquire, reorganize, or keep compounding from a position of strength.

The 1,000-Day Exit

Build it early enough that the numbers can prove it.

“Exit” is not synonymous with “sell.” It can mean exiting daily operating dependence, transitioning leadership or ownership, recapitalizing, or simply creating the freedom to choose. The advantage is time.

Day 1–100

Establish the truth

Baseline the enterprise. Identify constraints. Test the credible paths.

Day 100–400

Fix what suppresses value

Reduce structural risks, dependencies, concentration, and operating fragility.

Day 400–750

Build what increases value

Improve economics, revenue quality, management capability, systems, and strategic position.

Day 750–1,000

Prove it

Let the changes show up in results, evidence, operating behavior, and market readiness.

For the advisor team

Get everyone on the same page.

Give the owner, CPA, CFO, wealth advisor, attorney, banker, and family office the same facts, priorities, and enterprise picture before each specialist acts.

For Advisors ↗
Shared enterprise picture
CPACFOWealth AdvisorAttorneyM&A / BankerFamily Office

Start with the business you have today

Know what you own. Decide where to take it.

The readiness assessment gives you a fast first picture. The full Diagnostic goes deeper when the questions are worth pursuing.