Capabilities & engagements

What we do

Aureum Advisory provides fractional and interim commercial leadership to founder-led brands, owning revenue, pricing, channel, and org decisions rather than advising on them.

Core capabilities

  1. Commercial & Revenue Strategy

    Annual and quarterly growth planning, pricing and price-pack architecture, margin and promotion discipline, SKU-level profitability modeling, and forecasting for revenue clarity.

  2. Channel Expansion & Optimization

    Retail channel strategy across prestige, mass, and specialty; Amazon performance acceleration and systems; professional channel growth; international pathway planning, built for readiness, performance, and durability.

  3. Brand & Innovation Strategy

    Market differentiation and positioning, category white space identification, and innovation roadmaps tied directly to commercial goals so brand, product, and revenue strategy stay aligned. Held as a fractional CMO remit where the marketing seat needs an owner, with strategy, execution, and accountability held in house.

  4. Org Design & Commercial Leadership

    Commercial org structure and role clarity, KPI frameworks and accountability systems, sales enablement and leadership support, with interim or embedded executive leadership during transitions. Extends to a fractional COO remit covering planning cadence, inventory strategy, and cross-functional operating rhythm.

We own the decisions rather than advise on them.

How we engage

Fractional
Ongoing embedded leadership at a defined cadence, alongside the existing team.
Interim
Full ownership of a vacant commercial seat through a transition.
Project
A scoped build such as a pricing architecture, channel plan, or forecasting system.

Engagements cover CRO, CMO, COO, and CCO scopes. They are structured around outcomes and accountability, not activity or hours, and are intentionally limited in number to preserve depth.

What this looks like in practice

Hands-on partnership with embedded decision-making, close collaboration with founders, boards, and investors, and a focus on durable commercial systems rather than short-term spikes.

Most engagements begin with a conversation about the inflection point you are navigating and where commercial ownership currently sits.