Scale: Portfolio & Lifecycle Capital Allocation
Put the next dollar behind the move that earns it.
I compare competing uses of commercial capital across products, indications, line extensions, geographies, launch acceleration, and lifecycle investments, so leadership can see the assumptions and opportunity costs behind each choice.
Questions I help you answer
The answers leadership actually needs.
What is the opportunity cost of funding one option over another?
How should loss of exclusivity, cannibalization, and shared capacity change the ranking?
Which choices still hold up when capital is constrained?
What I model
The drivers that move the answer.
- Product and indication prioritization
- Geographic expansion and sequencing
- Line extensions and lifecycle investments
- Loss-of-exclusivity and replacement scenarios
- Capital allocation under constrained resources
What you get
A model you can interrogate, not a static number.
- Cross-portfolio driver model
- Capital-allocation scenarios
- Lifecycle and loss-of-exclusivity cases
- Ranking and tradeoff frontier under constraints
I can build this from scratch, independently review the model you already have, or rebuild it as a red team when the stakes justify a second analytical path.
Ways to work together
Start with the smallest scope that answers the question.
Build
Forecast Modeling
Scope: fixed before work begins
When you need a new driver-based model or scenario system built around the decision.
See the modeling engagementValidate
Forecast Integrity Review
Typical fee: $25K to $50K
When a model already exists and you want an independent verdict on it in 5 to 10 business days.
See the ReviewChallenge
Forecast Red Team
Most engagements: $125K to $300K
When the economics deserve a fully independent rebuild and a hard challenge, usually over 2 to 6 weeks.
See the Red TeamNext step
Have a decision coming up? Let’s talk it through.
Send me a few non-confidential sentences about the decision and when it lands. I’ll reply personally with an honest read on whether I can help, and the smallest scope that would.