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How we work
when execution breaks down

Partner-led execution intervention. Confidential. Accountable.

A repeatable playbook: restore decision ownership, enforce cadence, verify delivery — then exit.

Executive summary

We do not run workshops or write recommendations that die in inboxes. We intervene, enforce accountability, and exit once leadership can sustain delivery truth without external forcing.

Output: named owner · weekly decision cadence · controlled exceptions · verified delivery truth

Our method

A simple spine executives can evaluate — and approve — quickly.

Assess

Map decision rights, hidden blockers, and delivery truth. Establish a baseline leadership can trust.

Design

Define ownership, cadence, escalation rules, and the scoreboard. Make decisions enforceable.

Intervene

Enforce cadence, clear blockers, control exceptions, and restore operational discipline.

Verify

Confirm outcomes against baseline and embed the minimal operating rhythm required to sustain delivery truth.

Engagement process

Clear entry, controlled execution, accountable exit.

1. Confidential intake

Your message is reviewed by the partner who would lead the engagement. If there is potential fit, we schedule an initial conversation.

2. Scoping and leadership confirmation

We assess the situation, propose the intervention scope, and confirm the leading partner(s). Credentials are shared privately during this step.

3. Intervention and stabilization

Once aligned, we proceed with a focused intervention until delivery is stabilized and accountability restored.

Typical deployment: 1–3 partners based on domain complexity and time-criticality.

What happens in the first 72 hours

Concrete early moves that restore control fast.

72-hour sequence

Hour 1–24: executive interviews and rapid mapping of where decisions stall and where accountability diffuses.

Hour 24–48: draft decision map + ownership proposal; define escalation path and forcing mechanisms.

Hour 48–72: sponsor briefing: “what’s stuck, who owns it, what we enforce, and the weekly cadence.”

Confidential operating model

Discreet by design — because both partners and clients have reasons to protect exposure.

Confidentiality protects both sides

DERBAZI operates with a senior partner model. Many partners still hold positions that require discretion. For this reason, we do not publish partner profiles or case studies publicly.

Credentials shared privately

During scoping, we share relevant partner backgrounds confidentially — and you confirm who would lead before any commitment is made.

Representative operating environments include Bombardier, Thales, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Daimler, IBM, Novo Nordisk, and others.

Where appropriate, references and relevant credentials are available under NDA during scoping.

No bait-and-switch

The partner(s) you meet during scoping are the partner(s) who deliver. No junior staffing layers. No handoffs.

Teams stay small, senior, and accountable.

When we exit

We exit as soon as accountability is restored — not when a contract needs extending.

Stabilized means

(1) decision ownership is clear and enforced, (2) the weekly cadence runs without us, (3) exceptions are controlled, and (4) progress matches reality.

Typical engagement: 2–8 weeks. We do not extend for revenue.

What remains after we leave

A minimal operating rhythm leadership can sustain: owners, cadence, escalation rules, and a delivery-truth scoreboard.

The goal is durable control — not dependency.

What we don’t do

We don’t become your PMO, staff your delivery org, or run permanent governance. We intervene and exit.

If you need capacity, we’re not the right firm.