Deals don’t create value—integration does. After close, timelines compress, priorities collide, and everyone suddenly has two jobs. Onset provides M&A project management (and post-merger integration support) that coordinates workstreams, manages risks, and keeps leaders aligned—so integration moves fast without breaking operations.
Best for: post-merger integration, carve-outs, systems consolidation, ERP alignment, and cross-functional Day 1 readiness.
A clear integration roadmap with owners and milestones
Day 1 readiness without last-minute chaos
Controlled workstreams across IT, finance, HR, ops, and vendors
Executive visibility and decision cadence
Reduced risk, faster synergy capture, smoother transitions
M&A integration gets messy because:
Onset brings structure and cadence so integration stays coordinated, measurable, and outcome-driven.
We provide hands-on integration leadership and practical controls that keep teams aligned.
Every deal is different, but typical workstreams include:
Focus: keep operations stable and avoid “surprise outages.”
Focus: establish cadence, visibility, and controlled execution.
Focus: consolidate systems/processes and drive measurable benefits.
A rapid evaluation of integration readiness and risk.
Assessment areas:
Deliverable: a prioritized action plan with quick wins + 30/60/90-day roadmap.
Stand up the integration structure, cadence, and controls quickly.
Typical outputs:
Hands-on program leadership through stabilization and synergy capture.
Depending on scope:
We keep integration moving while the business keeps running.
M&A work is high-stakes, time-bound, and cross-functional. We bring calm, practical leadership—so teams stay aligned, leadership gets the truth, and integration creates value instead of fatigue.
PMI is the coordinated work required after a deal closes to align systems, processes, teams, and operations—so the combined organization achieves stability and delivers expected value.
We build a Day 1 readiness plan with owners, decision gates, dependency visibility, and a risk/issue escalation cadence—similar to cutover planning for mission-critical changes.
Yes. Carve-outs require careful sequencing and dependency control. We can help manage separation workstreams, transition services (TSA) coordination, and cutover readiness.
We define benefits clearly, tie them to specific milestones and owners, and review progress through a structured cadence so benefits realization stays visible and accountable.
Let’s build an integration roadmap that keeps workstreams aligned and turns deal strategy into real outcomes.