An interim manager can be deployed quickly and can provide extra capacity or expertise at short notice. An interim manager can also work flexibly and, for example, work part-time or remotely.
The departure or unforeseen absence of a strategic or managerial position or key person puts pressure on your business continuity. Operations come under increased risk, your organisation comes under stress. Through a quick yet expert selection, we can provide a temporary interim manager with the necessary knowledge and experience. A temporary solution that very quickly translates the appropriate expertise into the day-to-day operations of your organisation and restarts the necessary decision-making process.
But sometimes it may also be necessary to temporarily strengthen your team in order to facilitate a change process: the right interim manager can provide your team with new insights, bring new skills into the organisation and thus bring an existing management or business unit team to a higher level or guide it during change management processes, organisational restructurings or M&A integrations.
Or because you are in need of an independent view on your business. An interim manager can take a fresh look at your organisation and its problems, because he or she is not involved in the day-to-day business. This can help provide new perspectives and come up with innovative solutions.
Some projects require specific expertise or specialist knowledge that you do not have in-house. The right interim manager with the necessary project management experience is essential to get a project realised on time and within the agreed budget. Project managers have a broad range of skills that can only be built up through the necessary experience. In addition to the project management aspect, specific expertise in a field is often something that can quickly be brought in via an interim manager: general management, financial management, procurement, commercial management, (digital) marketing, implementation of IT systems or technology, internationalisation, Lean Six Sigma, Value Stream Mapping (VSM), Kaizen, Supply Chain Re-engineering, etc.