Our Work · Growth

Growth that is designed,
not pushed.

The commercial seats at the Birdhouse table. Brand, sales, marketing, finance and investment, held by C-suite leaders and Founders. Together they build the commercial model that turns demand into revenue, and a board pack that tells the truth.

Let's talkMeet the seats

01 · What growth needs

Demand is rarely
the problem.

Most businesses we meet have more opportunity than they can convert. The brand is clear to the founder and to nobody else. Sales depends on two people. Marketing is activity without a number against it. Finance reports what happened last quarter.

Growth is when those four work as one commercial model. A brand that is clear enough to sell itself, a sales motion that repeats without the founder in the room, marketing that is measured against revenue, and finance that shows the board where the margin went.

Those are the seats on this page.

03 · How it runs

One read. Then
the commercial build.

MAP reads the commercial function as it runs today. What is manual, what already runs on AI, and what your sales, marketing and finance people actually do each day, including what lives only in the founder’s head.

The House review puts the commercial seats around that read. Then you choose. Take the report and run it yourself, or the seats stay and build it with you.

Nothing here starts with a pitch deck. It starts with a conversation.

Let's talkHow we work

05 · Who this is for

Four sizes. Four
different reads.

Founders. A commercial model before the first sales hire, so the second one is not a gamble.

Scale-ups. Demand has outgrown the motion that won it. We rebuild sales, marketing and finance to repeat without the founder.

SMEs. Years of growth by instinct. We put a number against every channel and a margin against every line.

Enterprise. A portfolio or a category that needs commercial judgement at board level, from people who have sat there.