Private Advisory

Structural Organisational Advisory for 8 and 9-Figure Leaders Carrying Responsibility

Private Advisory is not coaching.
It is not mentoring.
It is not a programme.

It is structural work.

The unit of work is the organisation itself.
Not the leader’s mindset.
Not a strategy deck.
Not a set of tactics.

This work exists for leaders who recognise that growth, complexity, and consequence require deliberate organisational design, not more effort or experience.

The Nature of the Work

Private Advisory focuses on what your organisation currently depends on to function.

Decisions, authority, information flow, leadership capacity, and operating rhythm are examined as structural elements, not personal traits.

Most leaders come to this work after noticing that:

  • the same decisions keep resurfacing

  • progress feels heavier despite strong talent

  • responsibility is concentrating instead of distributing

  • scale introduces friction rather than momentum

These are not execution problems.
They are architectural signals.

Left unaddressed, they do not stall growth. They convert it into complexity, dependency, and unnecessary personal load.

How the Relationships Is Bounded

This is high-trust, high-precision work.

The advisory relationship progresses in defined phases, each tied to a clear structural priority. There is no open-endedness, and no activity without intent.

The work typically involves:

  • identifying structural bottlenecks and dependencies

  • redesigning decision flow and leadership load

  • aligning organisational capacity with growth ambition

  • reducing key-person risk and fragility

  • protecting long-term value and optionality

This is not operational support.
It is not execution management.
It is design work at the level that determines whether execution can succeed.

What Leaders Usually Gain

Leaders often experience:

  • fewer decisions landing unnecessarily at the top

  • cleaner operating rhythm

  • reduced personal strain without loss of control

  • faster movement with less friction

  • greater confidence in scale, acquisition, or exit readiness

The goal is not incremental improvement.
It is structural leverage.

Who This Work Is For

Private Advisory is appropriate when:

  • the business is already successful

  • responsibility cannot be delegated or shared lightly

  • decisions carry real consequence

  • the organisation must carry growth without collapse

This work sits where leadership accountability is non-transferable.

It is not suited to:

  • early-stage businesses

  • leaders seeking reassurance or motivation

  • tactical problem-solving

  • peer-based environments where responsibility is shared

How It Begins

Most advisory relationships begin with a private working conversation, typically over coffee in London.

That conversation establishes:

  • whether structural work is required

  • where the first priority lies

  • whether Private Advisory is the appropriate path

There is no pitch.
Only clarity.

Next Step

If you are responsible for an organisation that must grow without becoming heavier, more fragile, or more dependent on you, request a private advisory conversation.

Clarity precedes commitment.

Request a Private Advisory Conversation

Don't Take My Word For It

Requirements to Work With Moe

I work with serious business leaders—those ready to make bold decisions and take their companies to the next level.

Here’s what I ask:

  • Your business must already be generating at least £10 million in annual revenue.

  • You must be open-minded, coachable, and ready to implement real strategies for growth and transformation.

  • Commitment is key—this is about execution, not theory.

If this is you, complete the contact form below, select your needs, and my team will be in touch within 24 hours.

This could be the start of something extraordinary. Are you ready?

Moe Nawaz

Moe Nawaz does not work with companies involved in industries such as gambling, tobacco, alcohol, or any other activities that conflict with his core values and ethical principles.