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A strategy your team can actually execute.

We help you get clear on where you're going, what to say no to, and how to turn the plan into priorities people own.

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Every engagement starts with a 30-minute call to understand where you are and where you're headed.

You don't have to figure it out alone.

  • Your strategic plan lives in a binder, or in your head.
  • Your leadership team isn't aligned on what matters most.
  • You're weighing a big decision: a new market, a new location, a new product line.
  • You keep saying yes to everything and finishing nothing.

Concrete work. Real progress.

  • Facilitated strategic planning sessions with your leadership team
  • Market, competitive and financial analysis to ground decisions in facts
  • A one-page strategic plan: vision, three-year goals and annual priorities
  • Quarterly priorities and metrics that translate the plan into owned work
  • Decision support for major moves like expansion, new offerings or partnerships
  • Quarterly strategy reviews to adjust course as conditions change

A clear path forward.

  1. Listen.

    Interviews with leadership and key staff, plus a review of your numbers and market.

  2. Facilitate.

    A planning session, often off-site, that moves the team from debate to decisions.

  3. Document.

    A concise plan with priorities, owners and metrics, not a 40-page report.

  4. Review.

    Quarterly check-ins to keep the plan alive and adjust as needed.

The right support for your stage.

Leadership teams that need alignment, owners facing a major decision, and companies that have outgrown informal planning.

An operator's perspective.

Vernare was founded by Jessie Yankee, who has built and scaled her own businesses and coached hundreds of small business owners. She spent nearly a decade leading national programs in the Women's Business Center network, most recently as Senior Vice President of Strategic Operations at AWBC. We bring an operator's perspective, not a slide deck.

Good questions. Straight answers.

How long does the planning process take?

Usually 4 to 8 weeks from kickoff to final plan.

Who should be involved?

Your leadership team. For smaller companies, that may be the owner plus two or three key people.

What happens after the plan is done?

We offer quarterly reviews, and many clients continue with fractional COO support to drive execution.

Let's talk about your next stage.

Every engagement starts with a 30-minute call to understand where you are and where you're headed.

Book a conversation