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RANGE

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Advisory for restaurant groups scaling a brand people love. The problems rarely stay in one lane. Neither do we.

An engagement usually needs two or three capabilities. Bring the number that moved or the role you cannot fill, and the first call, which is free, will tell you which ones it touches.

The shape varies: a scoped project, an advisory retainer, a fractional COO, a plan for the next units, a turnaround, or operational due diligence before a deal. Scope and fee are agreed before work begins.

Skip to the five domains

Where the lanes cross

Five problems, and the capabilities each one pulls in.

Fourteen capabilities in five domains

An open kitchen mid-service: cooks working behind the expo pass under a slatted hood
The line, at work.

Who runs it

RANGE was founded by Jon Peck, who spent twenty years running multi-unit restaurant groups: eight brands built and scaled, twelve openings across six concepts in three years, and more than $100 million of annual P&L owned.

Our Process

  1. Step 01

    The Call

    Tell us what is breaking and what you have already tried.

  2. Step 02

    The Diagnosis

    We read the operation from the P&L to the pre-shift meeting before anything changes.

  3. Step 03

    The Measure

    We agree what we are solving and the number that says it is done.

  4. Step 04

    The Work

    Within that order, the fix that carries the most weight goes first. Each one is read against the measure agreed in step 03.

  5. Step 05

    The Handoff

    By then the team runs the weekly numbers meeting on its own. Capacity, not dependency.

Foundations

Or install one system, from a published price.

The capabilities above are advisory work, scoped to the problem. A Foundations install is one routine, built with your managers and handed to them on a date agreed before it starts: the line check and the shift grades, the weekly read on food cost, or a scorecard for each role that every candidate is scored against.

See the eight installs

Bring us the problem.

Thirty minutes with Jon.

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