Your exposure, measured and written down.
Every executive carries a specific risk profile: where they live and work, how they travel, what is publicly knowable about them, who else depends on them, and what their body can do under stress. Almost nobody has had that profile read by someone whose work is reading it. The Executive Risk Audit is that reading, and it arrives in writing.
A structured intake
Completed before anything else, covering the five dimensions as they apply to you specifically: environments and routine, travel pattern, public profile, who else you are responsible for, current condition and training history, and any existing corporate security arrangement. That last one matters more than it looks. The gap between what a company covers and what an executive assumes is the most common thing this instrument is built to surface.
One working session, sixty minutes
Remote or in person. It is not instruction. The session tests the intake against reality, because written answers rarely survive a walk through an ordinary week. That walk is the session.
A written Exposure Profile
Eight to twelve pages, delivered within ten business days of the session, structured by the five dimensions: where you stand on each in plain language, your Exposure Score, the three findings that matter most ranked with the reasoning shown, and a ninety-day sequence naming what to do first, second and third, and what not to do yet.
A single number from 0 to 100, composed from the five dimensions and measured against a fixed standard rather than against other executives. Being mid-range among people who have also never addressed this is not a result worth reporting.
It exists so the report is something to act on rather than something to file, and so it can be re-run. A year from now the question is not whether things feel better. It is whether the number moved.
$750
Credited in full against any program begun within ninety days of receiving your findings. For anyone who goes on to work with the practice, the audit costs nothing. The ninety days run from delivery of the report, not from purchase, so the turnaround does not come out of your window.
The price is set deliberately. Low enough not to be a commitment, high enough to select for people who intend to act on the answer.
An executive who suspects the arrangement they have is not the arrangement they think they have. Someone whose circumstances have changed: a new role, a move, a public appointment, a child at a new school. An advisor with a client carrying exposure the advisor cannot address, who needs something concrete to hand over.
Anyone who wants reassurance rather than an answer. The report is a reading. It names what it finds and sequences what to do about it, and it does not soften either.
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This starts the engagement. Steve replies with the intake and a payment link, and nothing is charged before you have seen both.
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