Built around accountable execution.
Forbes Strategy Group is a founder-led consulting firm designed around a simple idea: important decisions should be supported by clear ownership, disciplined delivery and evidence that shows what changed.
Close the distance between the decision and the way the business actually runs.
Forbes Strategy Group is a founder-led consulting firm that helps leaders turn important decisions into work people can own, deliver, and measure.
We clarify the decision, create ownership around the work, coordinate delivery across people, process, technology, and vendors, and make progress and risk easier to see.
The objective is not simply to recommend what should happen. It is to help create a way of working the organization can understand, govern, carry, and improve.
Start with how work, decisions, systems, constraints, and responsibilities function today.
Build structures the organization can continue to use after the engagement changes or ends.
Connect decision rights, controls, approvals, documentation, risk, and exceptions to the work itself.
Make outcomes, risk, progress, and the next decision visible instead of relying on status language alone.
Todd Forbes II
Todd Forbes II founded Forbes Strategy Group after working across healthcare consulting, enterprise technology, program and project delivery, workflow improvement, analytics, and business transformation.
That experience shaped FSG’s approach: understand the real operating problem, create clear ownership, stay close to delivery, and leave clients with a stronger way to run the work.
Through FSG, Todd works with organizations navigating complex priorities, delivery challenges, technology change, and the gap between a recommendation and a result the business can sustain.
The strongest engagement leaves the organization with more than an answer. It leaves a clearer way to own the decision, govern the work, and know what changed.
What needs to change after the next decision?
Share the priority, constraint, stalled work, or operating question. We will start with the consequence, not force the problem into a predefined service package.
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