Protect the short-term.
Build the long-term.
Every organisation has a gap between what it could deliver
and what it actually delivers.
We find what’s causing yours, and what it’s costing you.
An outside-in analysis of your organisation.
We analyse your business the way a serious investor or an incoming chair would, from the outside, using only public information. The report shows where it is strong, where the friction sits, what the gap between potential and delivery is costing each year, and where renewal would begin.
It is written in plain language, as a set of hypotheses to test against what you know from the inside, not as verdicts.
You can hit your numbers and still be losing ground.
Accounts are late signals. They show the outcome of decisions, behaviours and conditions from months or years ago. They were shaped by qualities like trust, decision speed, decision quality, coherence, adaptability and resilience. When these qualities weaken, results can hold, but not indefinitely.
By the time erosion shows up in the numbers, it has already taken root in the business.
Every business has places where value gets stuck.
Between potential and performance sits organisational friction: the habits, assumptions, logics, silences and ways of working that slow decisions, distort priorities and weaken execution. These logics and assumptions often date back to thinking that helped the business succeed. Now it may be holding value back.
Most organisations have never seen clearly where that friction sits, what it looks like and what it costs.
When leaders feel the gap, they reach for one of two things.
Consulting
Rigour and analysis, that stops at the surface. Change programmes sit on top of the organisation, unaware of the conditions producing the problem.
Coaching
Awareness and reflection, that are often disconnected from commercial reality and economic consequence.
Both have real value.
Neither measures the gap or connects it to results.
This is what makes us different.
We hold the economic focus of consulting and the systemic depth of coaching together, and translate the invisible into actionable terms for owners, boards and leaders.
01 | You request
Tell us a little about your company and agree the terms.
A simple exchange.
02 | We analyse
We prepare your outside-in analysis and review it before sending.
03 | We send
We send the reading through within 48 hours of your booking.
04 | You feedback
You share your feedback on the report in a 30 min interview.
An early prototype.
This is a fresh and unique approach and we’re still proving it. Each analysis is built using our Meridian Framework, and uses both AI and human analysis to create an outside-in hypothesis.
While we are in this prototype stage the analysis is free. In return we ask for thirty minutes of your honest reaction to what it surfaces for you, how you respond to it and if you find it helpful or useful. Your feedback will help us to learn, iterate and sharpen the work.
About us.
With more than thirty years across leadership, management, consultancy, coaching and advisory work, we have sat on every side of organisational change. We have run businesses, advised the people running them, and watched good companies lose ground long before it reached the numbers. Adaptiv exists to find that erosion while it is still early and less expensive to put right.
Amit Zala:
Founder
For most of my life I've been drawn to what lies beneath the surface of organisations, the hidden roots that shape everything we see above ground. Companies are living systems, and over almost two decades of diagnostics, coaching and systemic change work, its become clear to me that the entirety of company health is rarely a thing we measure. I built Adaptiv’s Meridian Framework to face into this gap, and make organisational health something you can see and read. My hope is simple: to help organisations see themselves clearly, and understand what they need to cultivate and what they need to confront, in order to improve growth quality and endurance.
Angeles Lopez-Aufranc:
Commercial Advisor
I've spent over twenty-five years inside some of the world's most complex healthcare organisations, leading strategy, commercial growth and transformation. I hold an MBA from INSEAD and a Master's in Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology, and somewhere between the two I learned that the numbers only ever tell half the story. What draws me to Adaptiv is its insistence on the other half, seeing an organisation as a whole system, before rushing to fix it. Just as we have mental health, so do organisation’s, and diagnosing this state is the start or any successful change. Courageous seeing of what is, has to come first. I’ve helped refine and develop the Meridian Framework over the past few months, and am excited about the testing the prototype with owners, founders and senior decision makers.
Rav Sawhney:
Organisational Psychology Advisor
I've always been fascinated by people, what drives us, and the often unseen dynamics that shape how we work, lead, and connect with one another. My background is an MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology and an MBA from INSEAD. I'm drawn to Adaptiv because I believe meaningful change begins with shared understanding and shared meaning. I hope to help individuals and organisations make sense of complexity, give language to what often goes unspoken, and create lasting change that feels authentic, human, and meaningful.