Your client revenue problem may be an operating-model problem.

For executives accountable for retention and expansion.

When retention slips or expansion stalls, the cause is rarely where it shows up. I help executive teams find where client revenue is actually breaking, then build the operating discipline to fix it.

When I get called in

You can see the numbers moving. You can't see why.

Each of these is a symptom. The EGA Model finds the structure underneath it.

ALREADY PERFORMING?

Strong retention gets you to the table. In a raise or an exit, investors and buyers want to see the system that produces it. I help leadership teams build that system before anyone asks for it.

See how the Diagnostic works →

The EGA Modelâ„¢

Seeing the symptom? Here's where to look.

The model traces retention and expansion problems back through three layers. Each one can only carry what the layer beneath it supports.

Building with the structure layer highlighted
03

Structure

Retention, expansion, advocacy
If this layer is weak, you’ll see

Unpredictable revenue. Expansion that depends on individual relationships. Churn risk nobody notices until it’s too late.

Building with the foundation layer highlighted
02

Foundation

Client trust
If this layer is weak, you’ll see

Renewals that turn reactive. Clients who aren’t getting consistent value. Teams working from different versions of reality.

Building with the footings layer highlighted
01

Footings

Culture of client centricity
If this layer is weak, you’ll see

Client centricity that lives in presentations, not decisions. Internal priorities that override client outcomes.

Each layer can only carry what the layer beneath it supports.

The first step

Start with the Client Revenue Diagnostic.

Before you restructure a team or hire a new leader, find out where client revenue is actually breaking. I review your retention and expansion data, interview leaders across functions and give you a clear answer and a plan.

Duration2 to 4 weeks

ScopeFixed fee

Built onThe EGA Model

01

Your weakest layer, and why

Whether the gap sits in your culture, your client trust or your revenue structure.

02

The three to five changes that matter most

Not a long list. The few moves with the biggest impact on retention and expansion.

03

A practical sequence

What to do first, what can wait and who owns each step. Your team can run it with or without me.

30 minutes on your situation and what’s driving it.

Marco Angelone, Founder of Engineered Growth Advisory

About

Advice from someone who's carried the number.

I’ve spent my career accountable for client revenue, not commenting on it from the outside. Product and partnerships at Citibank and AIR MILES, then building and leading Client Success at a fintech scale-up. My first EGA engagement started as fractional advice and became a seat on the founding leadership team.

Leading loyalty partnerships taught me that clients stay for value and grow for trust. B2B relationships follow the same rules. Most organizations measure the first and leave the second to chance.

$80M+

Enterprise revenue and P&L accountability

95%+

Gross retention sustained across Tier 1 financial institutions

10x

Variable revenue scaled through a pricing and governance framework I built

20+ years

Accountable for client revenue on senior leadership teams

If client revenue isn't performing to model, that's a structural problem.

Let’s talk about what’s driving it and what it would take to fix it.

Retention is earned. Expansion is engineered.

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