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SPECIMEN — SAMPLE DATA THROUGHOUT

Firm Influence Delta™ Report

Prepared for
The Executive Committee of Northgate Capital Partners [SAMPLE FIRM]
Date of issue
20 July 2026
Sector
Asset Management
Classification
Confidential — Committee distribution only
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1.0

Where the firm stands

1.2

Executive visibility [ALL SAMPLE]

ExecutiveRoleSourcesPeer percentileLast evidence
M. AshworthChief Executive1174th3 weeks
R. OkaforChief Financial Officer322nd19 months
S. LindqvistChief Operating Officer215thnone located
D. VasquezChief Investment Officer641st7 months
H. BrennanHead of Distribution537th4 months
P. NakamuraGeneral Counsel212thnone located
Executive visibility [ALL SAMPLE]
  • M. Ashworth
    74th
  • R. Okafor
    22th
  • S. Lindqvist
    15th
  • D. Vasquez
    41th
  • H. Brennan
    37th
  • P. Nakamura
    12th

Modeled estimate

1.3
71%

The concentration finding [SAMPLE]

An estimated 71% of Northgate's public credibility currently rests on one person. If M. Ashworth is unavailable, unconvincing to a given audience, or gone — so is most of the firm's visible authority.

2.0

What the gap costs the firm

2.1
The firm's credibility currently commutes home in one car.[APPLIES TO SAMPLE DATA]
The 71% gap — interview rate, identical qualifications
71% higher
13.5%Comprehensive profile
7.9%No profile

Comprehensive profile → 71% higher interview rate (13.5% vs 7.9%); half-finished profile performed worse than none (7.2%).

3.0

The coordinated path

FIG. 14 — THE STAGE RAIL
  1. PHASE 1months 1–2
  2. PHASE 2months 2–6
  3. PHASE 3ongoing
3.1

The objective is not six executives sounding alike. It is six voices, each credible in its own domain, publishing under one governance standard — coordinated without being flattened.

3.2

Domain-voice assignments [SAMPLE]

Ashworth · CEO

Market view and firm strategy — sustains the existing strength; frequency governed, not increased.

Okafor · CFO

The numbers voice — capital discipline, fund structure.

Vasquez · CIO

Investment judgment — the domain-expert voice.

Brennan · Distribution

Client-facing evidence and market education.

Lindqvist & Nakamura · COO · GC

Governance and stewardship voices — lower cadence, high-trust topics.

PHASE 1 · months 1–2

Voice profiles calibrated per executive; approval workflows and brand rules set.

PHASE 2 · months 2–6

Domain publishing begins; every draft cited, voice-scored, and approved by its author — “Nothing publishes until the named executive approves it.”

PHASE 3 · ongoing

Quarterly concentration review — the visibility table in §1.2, re-measured, with the stated goal of the CEO's share of firm credibility falling as the bench's rises.

4.0

What changes

4.1

We will not put a number on Northgate's outcome. What the evidence supports: Buyers pay recognized visible experts up to 13× baseline rates. The concentration in §1.3 is the risk; the same mechanism, distributed, is the asset.

5.0

The limits of this analysis

5.1

This report reads the firm's public footprint and the published research; it cannot see client relationships, mandate pipelines, or the internal bench. The studies cited measure markets, not this firm. And no visibility program substitutes for investment performance — it carries a record; it does not create one. We flag these limits because the standard applied to your firm's future content is the standard applied here.

6.0

Next steps

FIG. 03 — THE DELTA SCALE

The concentration finding [SAMPLE]

71%

MEASUREMENT TWO — [UNRECORDED]

6.1

The Firm Influence Delta Report is prepared without obligation. The coordinated program that answers it begins with a request — no calls, no pitch. The next document does the talking.

Nothing publishes until the named executive approve it.