Before the investment
The growth case looks attractive. You need to know whether the revenue is repeatable, the margin is achievable and this management team can deliver it.
Haberman Advisory helps enterprises and private equity-backed businesses implement AI responsibly, transform operating models and deliver sustainable growth and margin improvement.
Enterprises do not need another catalogue of use cases. They need to know where AI will create measurable value, how it fits into live operations and what governance is required when its decisions affect clients, employees or regulated outcomes.
Haberman Advisory works with boards and leadership teams from strategy through implementation: selecting the right workflows, shaping the target operating model, establishing control and accountability, and building the adoption required for value to reach the P&L.
Prioritise the decisions and workflows where the economics, data and operational readiness justify investment.
Translate selected use cases into changed workflows, roles, decision rights, controls and performance measures.
Define data and IP boundaries, auditability, human oversight and liability before AI enters a live operation.
Test what the technology can deliver, what the evidence really proves and what is required to scale safely.
Equip leaders and teams to use AI effectively while preserving the judgments that must remain human.
Specialist experience in insurance, delegated authority and other environments where decisions must remain explainable and accountable.
The work starts with a live business decision—not a generic transformation programme.
The growth case looks attractive. You need to know whether the revenue is repeatable, the margin is achievable and this management team can deliver it.
The investment thesis now needs owners, sequencing and a practical first-year operating plan that the organisation can absorb.
Pipeline is not converting, propositions have become too broad or commercial activity is no longer producing predictable revenue.
Revenue is growing but value is not. Delivery structure, pricing, utilisation and spans of control need to be examined together.
Two businesses must become one commercial system without losing clients, talent or momentum in the process.
Ambition has moved ahead of the operating model, governance or evidence. The board needs a grounded route from experiment to accountable deployment.
Growth, margin and leadership are not separate workstreams. Each decision changes what the business must sell, how it must deliver and who must be accountable.
Turn market ambition into a focused commercial system with clear offers, coverage, accountabilities and economics.
Align structure, delivery and decision rights to the plan—then establish the sequence required to change them without destabilising performance.
Give boards and CEOs an independent view of the team, the gaps and the leadership changes required by the next stage of the business.
Roei has led growth and transformation from inside complex technology and consulting businesses—as chief executive, chief revenue officer and board adviser.
He was CEO of BIP UK, a private-equity-backed consulting group, and previously Chief Revenue Officer of NTT DATA UK, where his remit spanned multiple industries and business units. His work has included scaling commercial organisations, integrating acquired businesses, reshaping operating models and leading teams through demanding growth and performance agendas.
Today he combines that operating experience with first-hand exposure to enterprise AI as the founder of an agentic AI business serving regulated industries.
“The useful question is not what the market could support. It is what this business, with this team, can execute—and what must change to make the plan real.”
Each engagement has a fixed scope, named deliverables and fees agreed in advance.
A defined commercial, organisational or AI question; evidence-led diagnosis; and a clear recommendation the board or leadership team can act on.
Hands-on support translating the plan into priorities, accountabilities, operating changes and a management cadence that makes progress visible.
Ongoing support through growth, integration, transformation, a leadership transition or a period of underperformance.
Indicative fees. Every engagement is confirmed in a one-page scope before work starts. Fees exclude VAT and expenses.
Pre-deal assessment of a target business: revenue quality, client concentration, delivery risk and the realistic growth case.
Use-case and value prioritisation, implementation roadmap, target operating model, data and IP boundaries, human oversight, adoption and board-ready governance.
Where margin is leaking and why. Team structure, cost to serve, pricing governance, spans of control—and the sequence required to fix it.
Sales operating model, offer portfolio, coverage and incentives—where deals stall, which stages leak and whether the pipeline can carry the targets.
The leadership team assessed against the growth plan: accountability by role, capability gaps and whether each gap should be developed internally or hired.
Commercial integration of an acquired business: day-one design, client protection, leadership alignment and synergy tracking against the investment case.
Standing senior capacity for a portfolio company or founder-led business, including board participation, commercial oversight and direct CEO support.
Most engagements begin with a confidential conversation about the decision in front of the board, investor or leadership team.