Advisory COO for MSMEs

Run your business without being trapped in it.

TBS rebuilds pricing, cash flow, sales and systems — so decisions and profit don't depend on you being in the room.

Before vs After

Director owns the business. The COO sits between Director and the five functions — with growth, not day-to-day operations, as the mandate.

Before and after org chart: owner-dependent structure vs Director, COO for growth, and five functions
Above Industry
Increase in GM and Net Profit
Above Industry
Improved Inventory Turnaround
5
Transformation Pillars
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Director, no longer the bottleneck

What Changes — 5 Pillars

01

Director Decongestion

Delegation systems and a decision-rights map remove you as the single point of failure.

02

Costing, Pricing & Product Mix

A tiered pricing architecture built from your real cost structure, not competitor guesswork.

03

Cash Flow Stabilization

Collection discipline, monthly MIS and a cash reserve target replace end-of-month panic.

04

Sales Enablement

An objection playbook and a weekly operating system your team runs — without you closing every deal.

05

Governance Cadence

Reporting rhythm so oversight doesn't require your daily presence.

Beyond the Turnaround — Digital Enablement

Once pricing and cash are stable, the next constraint is usually infrastructure: no professional email, no CRM discipline, no repeatable training. TBS sets up the domain, email and CRM — then trains your team to run it, on-site and monthly.

FormatFrequency
On-site team training2 × half-day, in person
Online batch sessionMonthly, 3 hours, full team
One-to-one coachingOngoing, individual
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Who This Is For

SME Manufacturers

Facing margin pressure from competitors whose cost structure you haven't actually modelled yet.

Distributors

Managing cash cycles manually, with collections that depend on personal relationships, not systems.

Boards & Family Businesses

Needing a turnaround partner who can be blunt about what's actually wrong before it's fixed.

Start with a Diagnostic Sprint

Two weeks. Costing review, bottleneck map, and three pricing fixes you can act on immediately.

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