One number, and the thing most worth fixing.
A short intake, returned as your Exposure Score and a written read of the single largest exposure it finds. There is no session and no call. It is the fastest honest answer the practice can give to the question of where you actually stand.
A short intake
Fifteen minutes of questions covering the five dimensions as they apply to you: where you spend your time, how you travel, what is publicly knowable about you, who else depends on you, and what your current condition actually is.
Your Exposure Score
A single number from 0 to 100, composed from the five dimensions and measured against a fixed standard rather than against other executives. The same instrument used in the full audit, so the number carries forward if you go on.
One page, on one finding
The largest exposure the intake surfaces, written plainly, with what it would take to close it. One finding rather than a list, because a list without a sequence is a source of anxiety rather than a plan.
It is not the audit. The snapshot names your score and your largest exposure. It does not rank the rest, explain how they interact, or build the ninety-day sequence that turns findings into an order of work. That is the Executive Risk Audit, and the snapshot is designed to tell you honestly whether you need one.
$300
Credited in full toward the Executive Risk Audit, or toward any program if you go straight there. Moving faster never costs you more.
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This starts the engagement. I reply with the intake and a payment link, and nothing is charged before you have seen both.
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The Executive Risk Audit