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Exit executed, team kept working. You get a clean process, documentation that holds, and a function that keeps running while the search for the successor starts. Case: a C-level exit at a VC-backed software company, with the board kept informed throughout.
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Plan per person, deadlines, Sozialauswahl, counsel coordinated, the conversations prepared so your managers can hold them. You get a reduction that executes without you firefighting and holds up afterwards. Case: reduction at a VC-backed software company prepared to run without external support, including the HR team itself, which performed to the end and automated its own work away before it left.
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Interim Head of HR after a restructuring or during a vacancy, three to twelve months, full-time or three days a week. You get stability, the open topics moved, and a handover to the permanent hire. Case: 300-person organisation after a reduction, HR leadership taken over on day one, restaffed and rebuilt in six months.
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Sell-side and buy-side HR due diligence (five Big Four acquisitions, one sell-side as Director HR), post-merger integration, Betriebsübergang under §613a BGB. New and offered inside a transition: Office Hours, working agreements per team for AI agents, hybrid and office days, guardrails from the leadership team, a short workshop cadence per team.
When the People lead leaves, the board wants a plan, or the headcount has to come down
Three situations, one way of working: a plan on paper within days, the conversations prepared so your managers can hold them, and documentation that holds up afterwards. Fixed scope and fixed fee wherever the job allows it; interim cover by the day.

