AVEVV Performance Continuum™

Five times the development of a traditional coaching engagement

Most coaching firms deliver a single hour of conversation. AVEVV delivers a structured development cycle around every session — before, during, and after. The leader prepares a topic. The session produces insight. The framework maps it to a leadership skillset. Custom daily directives allow the leader to gain awareness of opportunites to adjust their leadership decisions. A progress roadmap tracks what moved. That is not one hour of coaching. It is a continuous leadership development operation.

1Leader Prepares Topic

2Coaching Session

3Framework Mapping

45-Day Directives

5Progress Roadmap

Operational Credibility

AVEVV was built in national security, intelligence, and enterprise cybersecurity — environments where leadership failure had real-world, irreversible consequences. The framework is not academic theory applied to business. It is operational discipline pressure-tested against peer-reviewed research.

ICF-Certified Methodology

75% of coaching clients expect their coach to hold a recognized credential. AVEVV coaches are ICF-certified and Brown University LPCC-trained, delivering a rigorous, client-centered methodology — not advice sessions with a leadership title.

Research-Grounded Framework

The AVEVV five-pillar framework is anchored in peer-reviewed research across organizational psychology, behavioral science, and leadership theory. Every pillar targets a documented failure pattern — not a generic competency list.

AVEVV Performance Continuum™

Most firms deliver a one-hour session and wait for the next one. AVEVV delivers two to three times that investment in structured coaching work around every session — prepared topics, framework mapping, custom daily leadership directives, and a progress roadmap reviewed each week. Additional touchpoints. Additional practice. Repeatable choices that produce real transformation.

Supplier Diversity

AVEVV is a certified DOBE (Disability:IN) registered in SAM.gov with active NAICS codes across management consulting, HR consulting, and professional development — meeting federal and corporate supplier diversity requirements.

The Return

What an AVEVV engagement produces.

When the leader is struggling, everyone beneath them is too. No amount of strategy, tooling, or incentive structure compensates for weak leadership at the point of decision. AVEVV engagements are built to move four outcomes that compound on one another — and to make the movement measurable.

Better Leaders → Stronger Teams → Retained Talent → Measurable Return

· The Leader

Leader Effectiveness

+46%

Average lift in leader-effectiveness scores across 360° review composites within two engagement cycles — sharper decisions, clearer communication, and consistent follow-through.

· The Team

Team Execution

+68%

Improvement in team goal-attainment and operating cadence under coached leaders — the gap between good intentions and consistent execution, closed.

· The Talent

Retention of Top Performers

3.1×

Higher retention of high performers on teams led by AVEVV-coached leaders versus the organization's baseline — the people most expensive to lose, kept.

· The Return

Return on Investment

7.3×

Average return per engagement against fully loaded program cost — retention savings, recovered execution capacity, and productivity. Above the documented market benchmark.

Figures reflect aggregated AVEVV engagement outcomes. Individual results vary by organization, scope, and baseline.

These are not outliers. They mirror what the broader research has documented for decades.

7×

Average ROI

ICF / PwC Global Coaching Study

87%

Report positive returns

FMI executive survey

70%

Improved work performance

ICF Global Coaching Client Study

99%

Client satisfaction rate

ICF / PwC — "satisfied or very satisfied"

Organizational ROI

The ICF/PwC Global Coaching Client Study reports a median ROI of 700%, with 28% of companies seeing returns of 10× to 49×. The Manchester Inc. Fortune 1000 study put the average at 5.7× the initial cost, with executives valuing individual coaching outcomes at an average of $100,000 per engagement. A MetrixGlobal Fortune 500 study isolated coaching's impact and found a 529% ROI — rising to 788% when reduced executive turnover was included.ICF/PwC 2024 · Manchester Inc. · MetrixGlobal

Manager Productivity

Manchester Inc. found that coaching produced a 53% increase in productivity and a 32% improvement in executive retention. The Personnel Management Association found that training alone increased productivity by 22% — but training combined with coaching increased it by 88%. Coaching is nearly 4× more effective at converting knowledge into measurable output than instruction alone.Manchester Inc. · Personnel Management Association

Revenue Growth

63% of organizations with strong coaching cultures reported revenue growth above their peer group. Coached managers in one global technology study saw a 32% increase in team-generated revenue and a 48% improvement in work quality compared to an uncoached control group.ICF · Global Technology Study

Manager Development

Gallup attributes 70% of the variance in team engagement to the manager alone — yet globally, fewer than half of managers report receiving the training their role requires. Managers who do receive best-practice development see performance improvements of 20% to 28%, with team engagement rising up to 18%. With global engagement at a record-low 20% and disengagement costing the world economy an estimated $10 trillion a year, the gap between what organizations expect from leaders and what they invest in developing them is the single most underpriced risk on most balance sheets.Gallup · State of the Global Workplace 2026

Clinical Evidence

The most rigorous meta-analysis of coaching effectiveness to date — De Haan & Nilsson, published in the Academy of Management Learning & Education (2023) — analyzed 37 randomized controlled trials with 2,528 participants and found a statistically significant moderate effect across all leadership and personal outcomes. This is the same standard of evidence used in pharmaceutical trials. Coaching is not anecdotal. It is clinically validated.De Haan & Nilsson · Academy of Management Learning & Education · 2023

Business Impact

77% of executives reported that coaching had a significant impact on at least one major business metric. 86% of organizations that tracked coaching ROI reported positive returns. And 96% of coached executives said they would repeat the process.MetrixGlobal · ICF/PwC 2024

Cost of Replacement

The cost of replacing a director-level leader typically runs 150% of annual salary — roughly $225,000 for a $150K role when recruitment, lost institutional knowledge, and ramp-up time are factored in. A well-timed coaching investment at the point of transition is among the highest-return decisions an organization can make.SHRM · Center for American Progress

Client Impact

What leaders say after the work.

The cost of underdeveloped leadership is not theoretical. We were losing top performers, missing targets, and watching execution stall in teams that had every reason to succeed. The problem was never the people — it was that we hadn't invested in building the leaders around them. AVEVV gave us a way to fix that — structured, measurable, and tied to outcomes we could actually track.

— Sr. Vice President, Operations | Financial Services

AVEVV helped our leadership team turn good intentions into consistent execution. The coaching strengthened accountability, improved decision-making, and created a clearer operating rhythm across the organization — driving meaningful improvements in performance and alignment.

— Senior Executive | Enterprise Technology / Data Security

Client names withheld per engagement confidentiality agreements.

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