MJC CoCo Advisory

Los Angeles, California
Serving U.S. businesses

MJC CoCo Advisory

Approach

A bespoke team for the work at hand.

No oversized team. No junior-staffing pyramid. The engagement is built around the decision, the people already in the business, and the most efficient path to a high-quality result.

Operating principles

How the model works

Built around your business

Scope, cadence, and deliverables are designed for the situation, not adapted from a standard large-firm package.

Principal at the table

Work directly with Michael throughout, keeping senior judgment close to the analysis and every consequential decision.

Lean economics, useful output

Spend supports the actual work, not layers of management. Every recommendation comes with tools and ownership for implementation.

Working process

Four stages, one continuous thread

The same person carries the work from framing through hand-off, so nothing is lost between stages.

  1. Frame the decision

    Define the question, the constraints, the stakeholders, and what a good outcome looks like, before any analysis begins.

  2. Build the fact base

    Gather the financial, operational, and market facts that matter, and pressure-test them until they hold up in the room.

  3. Drive the work

    Run the analysis, the process, and the cadence, working alongside your team and specialists where they add value.

  4. Leave capability behind

    Hand off models, playbooks, and operating rhythms to a durable internal owner so the value outlasts the engagement.

Engagement structures

Common ways to work together

Structures flex to the situation. These are the shapes engagements most often take.

  • Lead a defined transaction or strategic initiative
  • Embed alongside leadership for a critical period
  • Build a financial model, management system, or roadmap
  • Transition the work to a durable internal owner

Next step

Talk through the work at hand

Describe the decision in front of you. The right structure usually becomes obvious quickly.

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