Strategy & Organizational Design Consultant
Turning strategy into organizational performance
Strategic priorities only create impact when operating models, organizational structures and ways of working are aligned to support execution.
Typical situations
When strategy and organization need to move together
Strategic change almost always has organizational implications. External support becomes particularly relevant when structures and accountabilities need to evolve, organizational complexity limits performance, or a defined target state still lacks a clear path to implementation.
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Strategic change
New priorities, growth ambitions or changing business conditions require adjustments to organization, resources and ways of working.
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Organizational change
Structures, accountabilities, governance or organizational boundaries need to be redesigned or existing units integrated.
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Performance pressure
Complex structures, inefficient processes or unclear interfaces limit organizational performance.
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Transformation & implementation
The target state is clear, but governance, ownership, the roadmap or the path to implementation still need to be defined.
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Expertise
Connecting strategy, organization and transformation
Strategic direction, organizational design and implementation are closely connected. The focus is on situations where these perspectives need to come together and translate into concrete decisions about structures, governance, resources and ways of working.
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Strategy & Performance
Aligning strategic priorities with resources, organization and performance requirements.
- Strategy review & planning
- Strategic workforce planning
- Performance & efficiency
- Business case management
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Organization & Operating Model
Designing structures, governance and ways of working that fit the strategy and the requirements of the business.
- Organizational analysis & design
- Target Operating Model
- Governance & accountabilities
- Processes & interfaces
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Transformation Management
Turning organizational target states into clear roadmaps, ownership and an actionable transformation approach.
- Transformation design
- Governance & roadmaps
- Implementation planning
- Stakeholder management
Perspective
Strategy only works through organization
A strategic decision does not change an organization by itself. Impact emerges when priorities translate into clear accountabilities, effective governance, appropriate structures and ways of working that support execution.
This is where my work is focused: combining the analytical strength of strategy consulting with the stakeholder orientation needed to make organizational change work.
Solutions that are strategically sound and organizationally viable
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Structure complexity
Turn complex and ambiguous situations into clear analytical, design and decision questions
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Engage stakeholders
Bring the knowledge, perspectives and interests of relevant functional and senior leaders into the development of solutions
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Build alignment
Bring different perspectives together into viable solutions
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Design for execution
Consider accountabilities, governance and implementation from the outset
Selected project experience
From strategic realignment to organizational implementation
Selected engagements illustrate how strategy, organizational design, governance and transformation come together across different organizational contexts.
Experience & background
Consulting experience from different perspectives
9+
years of consulting experience
Roland Berger & PwC
Strategy and management consulting background
Proven track record across strategy, organizational design, performance and transformation projects, combined with trusted collaboration with senior management and C-level stakeholders in complex organizational settings.
This consulting background is complemented by business and strategy expertise and a deep understanding of organizational and human dynamics.
About Lukas FastabendLet’s discuss your strategic or organizational challenge.
A first conversation can help clarify the situation, the organizational implications and where external support could add value.