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Systems Architect

Designing an execution system across people, process, and priorities.

A deep engagement to design how the organization works across functions, decisions, capabilities, and people.

Ideal for scale-stage companies and post-reorg situations.

When to use?
  • Business has grown, but systems are patched together
     

  • Leadership is reactive, not proactive
     

  • Silos, inefficiencies, and confusion are becoming expensive

LBM Systems Architecture - Enterprise System Architecture - Execution Layers

​Most companies don’t struggle because of bad ideas.

They struggle because their internal systems can’t keep up with their growth.

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You already have:

A vision

A product or service (offerings)

A team working hard (capabilities)
 

But things still slip. Priorities get blurred.

Decisions are slow. Execution stalls. Teams are misaligned.

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That’s not a people problem - it’s a system problem.

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You have the vision. I build the system that delivers It.

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Where it starts breaking

You likely feel it here first:

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  • Handoff failures between departments

  • Priorities don’t get executed cleanly

  • Metrics don’t tell the real story

  • Leaders spending too much time in ops

  • New hires don’t “plug in” properly

System Architecture

✔ Organization and decision design
 

✔ Core processes and workflows
 

✔ Interfaces between teams (no more silos)
 

✔ Reporting and visibility structures
 

✔ Tech/tool stack alignment
 

✔ System documentation and handoff

Outcomes

✔ A designed system that scales with you
 

✔ Teams working cross-functionally without chaos
 

✔ Decision-making structure that doesn’t rely on fire drills
 

✔ Foundational clarity across people, process, and information

Engagement

Start where it hurts, or build from the ground up.
 

  • Systems Audit & Mapping
     

  • Full Design & Architecture 
     

  • Ongoing rollout support or transition to internal lead

What scares you more?​

Staying where you are or changing?

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