CCA Advisors Operation Assessment
Cendrowski Corporate Advisors is frequently engaged by companies and private equity firms to conduct assessments of organizational operations. We provide an objective view of the current operational structures and a path for improved future operations.
The firm’s advisors take a tailored approach to every operational assessment. We have assisted firms with the implementation of long-term operational goals and short-term performance improvement.
Our assessments gives companies a solid understanding of the current state of operations, recommended improvement opportunities, cost/benefit analyses, an implementation action plan, and a time frame to execute the plan. We develop process-monitoring controls to ensure that our improvements remain even after our engagement has concluded.
Cendrowski Corporate Advisors also:
- Assists companies with the implementation of near-term and long-term goals
- Helps companies understand where processes and systems need to evolve to support growth
- Provides managers with objective assessments of operations, including critical internal controls in operating areas
- Provides managers with key performance indicators (KPI), so they can easily monitor the operating health of the company
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