What is the role of a business advisor?
The role of a business advisor is to help leaders make better decisions, faster, with a clearer view of both risks and opportunities. A strong advisor adds structure, perspective, and challenge - not just reassurance.
Core aspects of the role:
Clarifier: Helping translate complexity into a few key choices or questions.
Challenger: Questioning assumptions, surfacing blind spots, and offering alternative views.
Connector: Linking leaders to resources, frameworks, and networks that support their goals.
Effective advisors:
Maintain independence and honesty, even when feedback is uncomfortable.
Tailor their support to the stage and style of the business and its leaders.
Kindred Consulting Group:
Steps into the advisor role with a strong foundation in industrial-organizational psychology and strategy.
Through the Kindred Clarity engagement, the advisory relationship is grounded in data about your organization, not just opinions.
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