A written method using a published standard, with a fixed price
Strategic reviews, made by software.
Every option priced the same way. Every figure recomputes with new information.
Each figure carries its source, in the workbook we hand over.
A review deciding.
The test company is a fictional UK business. Here are six of its pages, in the order the review reaches them.
Four reviews, each at a published price.
Positioning review
£10,000
Within two weeks
Which positioning should the company take before its next round, or is the plan the best use of the next three years?
Growth review
£20,000
Within three weeks
Which growth path, with the financing each needs; or does the plan hold against the alternatives before a refinancing or a bolt-on acquisition?
Owners' return review
£40,000
Within four weeks
Which strategy and which exit route most raise the return to the owners, before an exit or at mid-hold?
Continuing review
from £80,000
Ongoing
Re-issued as the company's own facts change, and re-read each quarter.
The decision document alone: £3,000, £6,000 or £12,000. Prices exclude VAT.
What you receive
A first answer in about ten days, and the full review in two to four weeks. The documents
The decision document
The answer, what must hold for it, and what would settle what is still open, in about ten days.
The full review
A full review is about 160 pages; every figure is traced to its source.
The workbook
Every figure in the review recomputes from it when the facts change.
How it works
Our proprietary software, using artificial intelligence, applies the method to the company's own information and the public record.
Every review is directed and signed off by Julian Skeels, Evidmere's founder: thirty years in investment banking, and more than ten advising boards and investors on strategy.
The Standard
The Evidmere Standard is public: anyone can read it and check a review against it.