Advisory · Organisation · Development
Outsourced sales & marketing leadership / fractional CMO-CSO
1. Brief service summary
Strengthen sales and marketing leadership through recurring support proportionate to agreed priorities and responsibilities. The engagement helps coordinate teams, actions and decisions without presuming a transfer of powers or complete replacement of the functions.
2. Your needs
Your organisation wishes to structure its sales and marketing leadership, support a change or temporarily supplement its capacity. Teams carry out actions, but priorities, interfaces and decisions require additional coordination.
You seek explicit attendance and responsibility arrangements compatible with existing resources and organisation.
3. Objectives of the engagement
The engagement aims to establish priorities, organise reviews and prepare decisions concerning offerings, actions and resources. It helps connect sales objectives, marketing contributions and delivery capacity.
The objective is sustained support for the function, with defined indicators and clearly assigned decisions.
4. Indicative scope
The work may cover the action plan, team coordination, opportunity monitoring and interfaces with other functions. The level of participation in commercial relationships is defined during scoping.
The advisory role is distinguished from management actions, budget commitments and any delegations. Specific management of an international function falls notably under service 07.12.
5. Possible delivery arrangements
Initial scoping specifies contacts, frequency, access and validation processes. Coordination meetings, portfolio reviews and decision notes help track decisions and actions under agreed attendance arrangements.
6. Possible deliverables
Deliverables may include a function plan, sales and marketing calendar, management summaries and a register of decisions expected.
7. Conditions and limitations
No revenue, margin level or campaign result is guaranteed. Signature, representation, delegated management and expenditure require explicit powers. Media purchases, licences and subscriptions are not automatically included. Expertise, conflicts of interest, confidentiality and data access are examined before intervention.

