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Two weeks. One page. A clear view of where your programme really stands

The easiest first step: short, fixed in scope and independent. I test what the status report says against the evidence and give you a plan you can act on.

What you get

  • A one-page health view for a steering committee.
  • The top risks, each with a named owner and a date.
  • A 30-day action plan, in priority order.
  • A read-out with you and your leadership team.

How the two weeks run

  1. Days 1 to 2 Scope, access and stakeholder conversations.
  2. Days 3 to 8 Plan, budget, RAID, dependencies, vendors and delivered output.
  3. Days 9 to 10 Findings, read-out and handover.
Scope, access, interviewsPlan, budget, RAID, vendors, delivered outputFindings and read-out12345678910Working days
Illustrative: the ten working days of a Programme Health Check.

What I check

  • Finished work against plan.
  • Work remaining against time left.
  • Money spent against work finished.
  • Risks and issues by age and owner.
  • Decisions waiting on a person.
Finished workReport says70%Actually accepted40%Money vs outputBudget used67%Work finished55%0255075100%
Illustrative example of the gaps a status report can hide.

A good fit if

The status is green and nobody believes it. A new sponsor needs an independent view. A go-live is close and you want a second look before committing. Fixed scope and duration, NDA first, price scoped to the size of the programme.

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