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RANGE

What We Do

Multi-unit restaurant consulting. Dallas–Fort Worth and national. The problems rarely stay in one lane — neither do we.

The fourteen capabilities below sort into five domains — Operations, People & Leadership, Brand & Growth, Development & Expansion, Intelligence & Finance — and each label opens a deeper page on that domain. Most operators need two or three capabilities, executed well. What you don’t need is a menu consultant, a branding shop, and a recruiter each defending their own lane. Senior operating judgment carries the whole read and answers for the whole result.

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The shape varies — a scoped project, ongoing access to senior judgment, fractional advisory — but scope and fee are agreed before work begins.

The record is on Selected Outcomes.

Start with the domain that names your problem. Each page gets specific about what the work actually is, how an engagement runs, and what your team owns at the end.

Foundations · Fixed-scope installs

Not ready for the full engagement? Start with one system, installed right.

A defined start, a defined end, and a price you see up front: execution, food cost, labor, training, openings, or hiring, installed and owned by your team in 30–60 days.

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The line, at work.

Our Process

01

Initial Conversation

No pitch. Tell us where the business is and where it needs to go, and we’ll tell you honestly whether this is a RANGE problem.

02

Discovery & Assessment

We spend time inside the operation, following the problem across every function it touches.

03

Scope Alignment

We define the engagement together: what we’re solving, how we’ll measure it, and what done looks like.

04

Engagement

The highest-leverage problems get fixed first. Accountable throughout, with the gains showing up in the operation while the work is still underway.

05

Delivery & Transition

The systems, the playbook, the bench — held in your hands, not ours. We leave when it runs without us.

Bring us the problem.

Most groups need two or three of these, not all fourteen. The Operator Diagnostic tells you which.

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