Turn transaction plans into operational reality

What we hear when carveouts and integrations get complicated

“Would a carveout unlock growth, focus, or valuation upside?”

“What standalone story will resonate with investors?”

“We’re trying to integrate this while still running the business.”

“We’re not realizing the value we expected.”

“We’re running out of time to separate the business.”

“We need to stand up the new company without disrupting the business.”

Integration management office

Coordinate people, technology, workstreams, and dependencies to keep integration on track and decisions moving.

Carveout & separation planning

Plan and execute the separation across functions, systems, processes, and people—minimizing disruption and keeping the business moving.

Day 1 readiness

Prepare both businesses with the operating foundation, processes, and capabilities needed to operate independently.

Transition services agreement management and exit

Manage transition services, dependencies, and exit plans to reduce costs and accelerate standalone readiness.

Operating model alignment

Align people, processes, and structure to support the transaction’s goals and the business ahead.

Organizational change management

Align leaders and employees, drive adoption, and maintain workforce continuity through the transition.

Built for complex carveouts and integrations

Carveouts and post-merger integrations create complex dependencies across people, processes, and technology. Here’s one example of how Highspring helps organizations manage the transition and protect deal value.

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