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Seven executive perspectives. One coordinated analysis. Explore the money, market, execution and risks behind your next decision — then bring the trade-offs together.

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AI-generated decision support, not seven independent agents or a replacement for licensed professional advice.

Your seven perspectives

CEO

Chief Executive / Orchestrator

Strategy & decision synthesis

Weighs the trade-offs and brings the board to a recommendation.

Idea Analyst

Venture & Market Analyst

Customer problems & validation

Tests whether the idea solves a problem customers will pay for.

CFO

Chief Financial Officer

Economics & financial risk

Examines margins, cash needs and the assumptions behind the numbers.

CMO

Chief Marketing Officer

Positioning & customer acquisition

Looks at who will buy, why they will buy and how to reach them.

COO

Chief Operating Officer

Execution & operating capacity

Turns a direction into a sequence your team can deliver.

CTO

Chief Technology Officer

Feasibility & technical trade-offs

Challenges complexity, integration needs and build-versus-buy choices.

Red Team

Independent Director

Assumptions & downside scenarios

Makes the strongest case against the plan before you commit.

Hypothetical example · not a verified recommendation

One expansion. Three different lenses.

A business is considering a $150,000 second location. The money may work on paper. Customer demand and downside exposure still need their own scrutiny.

Upfront investment

$150,000

Added sales / month

$40,000

Added fixed costs / month

$14,000

Variable costs

50% of sales

The economics are conditional, not guaranteed.

At these assumed sales, monthly surplus is $6,000, with 25-month simple payback. A 20% sales shortfall reduces surplus to $2,000 and stretches payback to 75 months.

CFO lens: Confirm cost quotes, cash reserves and working-capital needs before committing.

Calculations & limitations
  • Surplus: $40,000 × 50% − $14,000 = $6,000 / month.
  • Break-even: $14,000 ÷ 50% = $28,000 / month.
  • Payback: $150,000 ÷ $6,000 = 25 months.
  • Downside: $32,000 × 50% − $14,000 = $2,000 / month; $150,000 ÷ $2,000 = 75 months.

USD; expansion-only inputs, constant sales and costs, no financing, taxes, depreciation, launch ramp or working-capital changes. Costs are treated as cash payments. Demand and available cash are unknown. Simplified arithmetic, not a forecast or licensed financial advice.

CEO synthesis · illustrative

Validate first; do not approve the full $150,000 yet. The CFO sees a viable base case, the CMO questions demand, and the Red Team questions reversibility. Positive arithmetic does not outweigh untested demand or unknown cash exposure.

Resolve the disagreement with paid demand evidence, confirmed costs, lease exit terms and a cash plan covering the launch ramp. Revisit the decision once those inputs support break-even sales and an acceptable downside for the owner.

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Financial tracking

Track income and expenses you record. Financial Review calculates break-even, payback and sensitivity from supplied inputs; results depend on those inputs and the model’s assumptions.

Reports & next steps

Download board decision reports, review saved sessions and connect recommendations to tasks. Financial reports summarize recorded entries and can be exported as PDFs. Access depends on your plan.

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