SV Execution Partners

Where mobility meets business performance.

What would one more point of operating margin mean for your business?

  • Clear priorities.
  • Accountable owners.
  • A steady execution rhythm.
  • Progress you can measure.

The driving force behind your next business move.

We help leaders responsible for business performance across mobility, transport and logistics clarify which priorities matter most, agree what has to happen to deliver them, and turn the chosen move into measurable execution.

For CEOs, Managing Directors, VPs, COOs, CFOs and Business Unit Leaders

Mobility · Transport · LogisticsIberia · Germany · Nordics

Trust & experience

Trusted by leadership teams to turn strategic priorities into results.

For more than 20 years, SV has worked alongside CEOs and international leadership teams, helping organisations implement strategic priorities and build the internal capability to sustain execution.

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ForceManager
Webtec
Bayer
Leapwork
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Zensai
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What SV does

SV is an execution partner for leaders in mobility, transport and logistics. We work inside your leadership team until the chosen priority is delivered and the team can run it without us.

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  • Three priorities a weekA weekly leadership rhythm
  • 90-day cyclesMeasurable outcomes, accountable owners
  • 20+ yearsAlongside CEOs and leadership teams

01 · What leaders need to move

Growth, margin and cash: where strategy shows up in the numbers.

Every leadership team in mobility, transport and logistics is asked to move the same three numbers. We help turn the priorities behind them into clear objectives and coordinated execution.

Growth

Illustrative

Find more value in the markets and customers you already serve.

The next opportunity may come from expanding the services customers buy, entering an adjacent market or building a new revenue stream around existing capabilities.

We help leadership teams agree which opportunity to prioritise, define what success looks like and build the plan to deliver it.

Operating margin

Illustrative

Find where the economics of your business could improve.

Pricing, contract contribution, fleet utilisation, operational productivity and cost-to-serve can all influence profitability.

We help translate a margin ambition into clear objectives, accountable owners and the decisions each function needs to take.

Cash flow

Illustrative

Make better use of the capital already committed to your business.

Fleet investment, inventory, payment terms, asset replacement and working capital decisions affect the cash available for growth.

We help leadership teams set clear objectives for how capital is used and follow them through in a regular execution rhythm.

02 · What gets in the way

Recognise any of these in your business?

Most leadership teams know which numbers they need to move. Progress stalls when the work depends on several functions at once. These situations are common in the sector, and each one has a clear starting point with SV.

The margin target is agreed, but pricing, operations and finance are each working on their own version of it.

We bring the leadership team to one shared result, with clear owners, decision rights and commitments across functions.

Leadership Team Execution Blueprint

Group has set a new mandate. The local business has the target, but not the path to deliver it.

We work backwards from the result to the conditions, decisions and first commitments that make it executable.

Execution Blueprint

Volume is growing, but contract profitability is slipping and nobody clearly owns the fix.

We turn the margin priority into measurable outcomes, accountable owners and a review rhythm that shows progress early.

90-Day Execution Cadence

An electrification or new service pilot works, but it never becomes part of the way the business runs.

We define what must become true for it to scale and turn those conditions into decisions and commitments.

Execution Blueprint

Reviews report status. Problems surface when it is already too late to act.

We set up a leadership review cadence that brings dependencies and decisions to the table while there is still time.

90-Day Execution Cadence

Past initiatives started well, then lost momentum once the project team moved on.

We stay alongside the leadership team across successive quarters and reduce our role as internal capability grows.

Quarterly Execution Partnership

03 · Industries we focus on

Different mobility businesses. Different economics. Different opportunities.

Technology, regulation and customer expectations are changing the sector, but the sources of growth and profitability vary considerably between business models.

Our work starts from the realities of each business model: its priorities, its operating constraints and the decisions that turn strategy into results.

Revenue growth can put pressure on profitability when additional contracts require more capacity, create empty kilometres or increase operating costs.

For transport and logistics leaders carrying the P&L, we help find where margin can realistically improve, decide which opportunities are worth pursuing, and turn the chosen move into execution with an owner, a number and a date.

Demand, capacity, reliability, maintenance and operating costs influence service performance and route economics.

Business improvement often requires coordinated decisions across operations, commercial teams, finance and asset management.

Asset availability, turnaround times, maintenance, network design and service commitments shape the economics of complex transport operations.

We help leadership teams translate business priorities into coordinated decisions across functions, operating units and partners.

Acquisition, financing, utilisation, maintenance and residual value influence the profitability and cash generation of a fleet.

Decisions about vehicle mix, lifecycle management and replacement timing can materially affect returns.

Product changes, software, production capacity and supplier readiness compete for investment and specialist resources.

We help leadership teams make strategic priorities executable while managing the dependencies between engineering, production, quality and commercial commitments.

Vehicle sales, financing, trade-ins, used cars, insurance and aftersales shape the profitability of the customer relationship.

Improving conversion, inventory decisions or retention can create value across several revenue streams.

Concept of an electric air mobility vehicle

04 · The future of mobility

Turning the next curve into your competitive advantage.

Electrification, autonomous transport, AI and new mobility services are changing the investment choices facing the sector.

Autonomy & AI

Autonomous transport has a business case to prove.

Autonomous operations require viable use cases, operating capabilities and evidence that supports a decision to scale.

The questions that matter are which applications may justify investment, what capabilities are required and what evidence would support scaling beyond a pilot.

Electrification

An electric fleet raises questions about energy infrastructure, vehicle economics, financing, maintenance and route suitability.

New mobility models

New technologies can also create services, customer relationships and sources of revenue that were previously unavailable.

The opportunities are substantial, and each competes for capital, people and management attention.

SV helps leadership teams turn these developments into clear strategic priorities, decide what would have to become true for them to work and build the execution path to get there.

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05 · How we work

Where bold business moves gain traction.

Some business opportunities are already on the leadership agenda. Others emerge from a closer look at customer economics, asset utilisation, market changes or services the business could offer.

SV brings an external business perspective to these conversations. We help leaders examine which opportunities deserve attention and what needs to be understood before committing resources. Once the direction is sufficiently clear, we work with the team to make it executable.

Illustrative example · not an SV client project More revenue from existing logistics customers.

01

Identify the opportunity

Work with the leadership team to understand the business, its priorities and the market developments that matter, and identify where the next move should focus.

In the example

A logistics operator is considering adding returns management to its existing services.

02

Evaluate the business case

Clarify the assumptions, risks and capabilities the opportunity depends on, and which evidence is still needed before committing resources.

In the example

The opportunity could increase customer revenue, but its economics depend on volumes, handling costs, operational capacity, systems and the commercial model.

03

Define what must happen

Work backwards from the intended business result to identify the conditions, decisions, dependencies and sequence required to deliver it.

In the example

Before investing, the leadership team would need to test demand, estimate the contribution and decide how the service could operate within the existing business.

04

Implement with the team

Turn the decision into measurable priorities and practical execution cycles. Work alongside the leadership team to resolve dependencies, review progress and adapt as evidence develops.

In the example

Once the direction is chosen, SV can help establish the required conditions, decisions, responsibilities and implementation sequence.

05

Build lasting capability

Transfer the operating rhythm, knowledge and responsibility to the team so it can sustain execution with increasing independence.

In the example

The team runs the review rhythm for the new service itself, and SV steps back.

A chosen opportunity becomes a business commitment, with a measurable result, an accountable owner and a date to review the evidence.

Why SV

Accelerating what moves your business.

SV brings senior involvement and an approach grounded in the operating reality of the business. We work with your leadership team to make the required conditions clear, resolve dependencies and support implementation through the early cycles.

We stay with the leadership team while the work moves into the operating rhythm of the business. As the team builds the capability and confidence to run it independently, we gradually reduce our involvement.
Internal capabilityExternal support requiredEarly cyclesIndependentCONCEPTUAL

The measure of our work includes what your team can keep delivering after SV steps away.

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Client stories & testimonials

The strongest proof is what continues after we leave.

Our work has supported leadership teams in translating strategic direction into practical execution, establishing operating rhythms and building greater ownership across their organisations.

More from the leadership teams we work with

"Mike helped us set the direction from 2022 to 2026, he was instrumental in helping the team understand what was a priority now and later. Mike and I have had a fantastic collaboration. Even after the project, Mike stays in touch with a lot of the business and still helps out. I think there is a mutual interest, Mike was inspired by the business and the business continues to be inspired by Mike."

Rasmus HolstCEO at Zensai

"Mike and the SV team has expertly guided the Zensai's executive team and leadership groups in our departments on how to better leverage the Objectives and Key Results framework (OKR). We used the OKRs to decompose the strategic steps we need to take across our organization, to effectively move us towards our big strategic ambition. Mike is a good, empathic and pragmatic operator who combines solid knowledge of the OKR framework with experience from working with many SaaS businesses. He is good at spotting the areas for improvement on each individual leader's level, and very clear and direct in how we can establish clarity of vision and world class execution. I can recommend SV for both OKR executive group leadership coaching as well as OKR coaching on an individual leader level."

Flemming GoldbachProduct and Technology Leader

"Working with SV has been a game-changer. After over 20 meetings, their insights have been invaluable in navigating the challenges of running my 60+ employee company. I highly recommend them to anyone looking to level up their business and implement OKRs."

Pontus LenellCEO at Webtec

"SV provides strategic guidance and thoughtful feedback that helps leaders sharpen decision-making, enhance team dynamics, and drive accountability by leveraging the power of OKRs. Their insights are invaluable for any leadership team seeking clarity and structure. Being coached by Mike over the past six months has been a transformative experience for our senior leadership team. His transparent and open approach, coupled with his ability to address challenges head-on, fostered honest and constructive discussions that elevated our collaboration."

Patrick SchädlerVP of Customer Success at Frontify

"Working with Mike has always been a motivating experience. His ability to bring clarity into complex situations and turn strategic vision into concrete execution makes him a highly trusted partner for any leader driving growth. The Mid-Market Mastery reflects both his practical wisdom and his people-focused leadership - a must-read for leaders who want to scale sustainably while keeping people at the center."

Marc Ferre HausmannPartner at Deloitte

Featured case study: Zensai

A three-year vision. Results brought forward.

Zensai had an ambitious multi-year direction and an international leadership team operating across Denmark, the United States, Poland and Australia.

SV helped connect that direction to annual priorities, 90-day outcomes and regular execution reviews, creating a shared operating rhythm across the organisation.

The published SV case reports that outcomes originally planned for Year 3 were achieved during Years 1 and 2.

More than three years later, the execution rhythm was still operating within the business.

DenmarkUnited StatesPolandAustralia
Year 3 outcomesAchieved during Years 1 and 2
One shared cadenceAcross four countries
3+ years laterExecution rhythm still operating
Zensai is an example of SV's work with an international technology business.Read the Zensai case study →

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What's the next number you want to move?

Whether you're looking to improve operating margin, grow revenue from existing customers, strengthen cash flow or implement a strategic priority, we can begin with the business decision in front of you.

Let's discuss your business.
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