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Some leadership teams face one complex transition at a time. This one faced three at once.
A private equity-backed healthcare staffing and services company had been operating three distinct service lines under a single legal and operational entity in a heavily regulated industry served by government payors. The sponsor and management team made the strategic decision to align the legal and operational structure with how the business went to market: as three separate businesses. At the same time, they decided to sell one of those businesses.
Complicating matters further, a prior acquisition’s finance function had never been fully integrated. Eight months after closing, the ERP migration had stalled and still needed to be completed. Management couldn’t afford to step away from running the day-to-day to untangle all of it. They engaged Growth Operators to be the operational backbone that held every workstream together.
During our engagement, the Growth Operators team:
A carve-out is hard. A carve-out, a sale, and a finance integration all running at the same time, in a regulated industry, is the kind of situation where things fall through the cracks. Unless someone owns the cracks.
That’s the role Growth Operators played. We became the connective tissue across every workstream, sequencing the work so the legal restructure, the sale, and the integration could move forward together rather than competing for the same attention. The management team never had to take its eyes off the business.
That’s what it looks like when you bring in operators instead of consultants. We don’t hand the leadership team a plan and a deadline. We pick up the work, carry it alongside them, and keep the whole thing moving even when “the whole thing” is three transitions at once.
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