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Your business should not need you in every decision

Consilium Dynamics builds the decision rights, ownership, and operating rhythm that let a founder-led company run without the founder in the middle of it. Then we prove it by having you leave for two weeks.

Since 2022 we have held operating seats inside four companies. In the largest, revenue went from $5M to $19.2M and the business grew to 250 people across several countries. 

Sound familiar

Capable team. Everything still lands on your desk.

You hired good people. The revenue is real. The business still behaves like a one-person company with staff attached.

  1. 01

    Every decision routes back to you

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    01 · Decisions

    Pricing exceptions, hiring calls, vendor approvals, that one client email. Your team can execute. Anything that needs judgment gets escalated.

  2. 02

    Time off costs more than it gives

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    02 · Absence

    A week away buys you a week of messages and two weeks of backlog. You stopped calling it a holiday. It is remote work with a better view.

  3. 03

    Revenue is up and margin is not

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    03 · Margin

    Work gets duplicated. Decisions get made three times. Two teams solve the same problem in parallel and nobody notices, because the only person who could see it is busy answering questions.

None of this is a work ethic problem. You already work more than anyone you know. It is a design problem. The company was built around you and never redesigned.

The cost of waiting

Owner dependence has a price, and buyers know it.

This is the part founders discover late. The business you cannot step away from is not just harder to run. It is worth measurably less to anyone who might buy it, fund it, or back you in the next thing.

  • 40%

    Valuation discount applied to owner-dependent businesses, reaching 50% in severe cases.

  • 4.49x

    Profit multiple for owner-independent businesses, against 2.93x for dependent ones.

  • 80%

    Never sell. Of businesses taken to market, most never find a buyer. Owner dependence is a leading cause.

Sources: Sofer Advisors on owner-dependency discounts, The Value Builder System on profit multiples, IBBA and brokerage market data on unsold listings. Ranges vary by industry, size and deal terms.

The good news is that this is measurable. You can find out exactly how exposed you are in about four minutes.

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Consilium Dynamics is led by Vahab Hasiri. He has spent his career in operating seats rather than advisory ones, and every company he has worked with has been a client of this firm rather than an employer.

The first mandate was Aron Groups, from November 2022 to April 2025, holding the COO seat while revenue went from $5M to $19.2M and the company grew to 250 people. At a sixty-person trading company he built the sales, customer success, and retention functions from nothing, along with the processes and the marketing team behind them. He was most recently co-founder and COO of X Securities, which he left in June 2026 to work on Consilium Dynamics full time.

He is the author of The Rubicon Leader, on the transition from founder to operator. He works from Toronto with clients across Canada and the United States.

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Where I've Advised

Companies I've advised.

Aron Groups
X Securities
Propification
Epic Pips
X Finance
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