Interim management is a winning strategy for companies faced with major challenges or critical transformations. This solution provides a rapid and effective response to the need for expertise, whether to manage a project, a crisis or a turnaround, or to take over a key position.
At Delville Management, our mission is to support you with seasoned interim managers, capable of delivering measurable results in record time. Interim management offers a tailor-made solution enabling your organization to meet its strategic challenges with agility and peace of mind.
Interim management is the practice of temporarily integrating an interim manager into a company to meet an immediate need. These professionals often intervene in sensitive contexts: company turnaround, restructuring, organizational transformation, project management, change management or taking over from an exceptionally absent executive (maternity leave, illness, etc.).
An interim manager contributes his or her experience and skills to ensure business continuity while achieving strategic objectives. His role is not limited to filling a temporary void: he acts as a performance lever, providing an external vision and concrete solutions.
The advantages of interim management include rapid implementation, targeted skills, and flexibility adapted to the specific needs of each company. This approach is equally suited to large groups and SMEs.
What's more, this solution enables company executives and managers to benefit from immediately operational expertise, while ensuring the continuity of critical services. The leadership of these experts is often a key factor in effectively leading critical projects or mobilizing teams in contexts of rapid transformation.
It originated in Great Britain in the 1980s. It was created to meet crisis management needs over defined periods, via restructuring operations, offering a rapid, targeted solution. The concept has since evolved to include a broader strategic dimension, adapted to the varied challenges of modern companies, including operational management, change management and interim management.
Unlike interim management, which often concerns temporary positions with no strategic responsibility, interim management involves a strong managerial component. Interim managers don't just occupy a position: they provide the strategic vision and know-how essential to achieving critical objectives.
Each assignment begins with an in-depth assessment of the company's needs. This includes interviews with stakeholders to identify expectations and specific challenges. The diagnosis identifies the managerial skills required and the goals to be achieved. A precise analysis enables us to define a clear and realistic framework for intervention. This solid foundation guarantees a perfect match between the company's needs and the expertise mobilized.
Once the diagnosis has been made, our firm mobilizes its network of experts to identify the ideal professional. The selection process is based on a rigorous assessment of the candidate's technical skills and background. We also take into account the candidate's industry experience and ability to integrate quickly into your corporate culture. This meticulous process guarantees an optimal choice to meet the strategic challenges identified.
The interim manager starts work immediately after selection. He or she begins by making in-depth contact with teams and stakeholders. A detailed action plan is drawn up to structure and prioritize tasks. Throughout the intervention, regular follow-up meetings are organized to adjust actions according to emerging needs. This methodical approach ensures that objectives are met on schedule.
At the end of the assignment, the interim manager carefully prepares the handover to the in-house teams. This phase includes documentation of the actions taken and recommendations for sustaining the results achieved. Targeted training can be provided for employees. The aim is to ensure a smooth handover, leaving the company in a stronger position to pursue its development. This final step ensures continuity and stability after the manager's departure.
Interim management can be adapted to a wide range of sectors. These include :
Interim management assignments cover several strategic functions, including :
Interim managers intervene in various critical or strategic contexts, such as :
These 2 expressions are often used interchangeably. However, they differ in their approach:
At Delville Management, we combine these two approaches to offer a solution tailored to your company's needs.
Delville Management has a network of 15,000 qualified interim managers, covering all strategic sectors and functions. Our selection process ensures that each assignment is assigned to the most suitable profile.
We know that every day counts in a context of crisis or transformation. We present you with a selection of interim managers within 7 days, and they are ready to intervene in your organization in less than 72 hours.
Each assignment is carefully planned and geared towards achieving clear, specific and measurable objectives, within controlled deadlines, with a defined budget and a lasting impact for the organization.
In a changing world, interim management is a strategic ally. Whether you need to accelerate a transformation, overcome a crisis or temporarily reinforce your teams, this solution offers unrivalled flexibility and efficiency.
Delville Management, interim management firmis your partner of choice for identifying and mobilizing the talent that will make all the difference. Let's work together to meet your challenges with agility.
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Delville Management can mobilize experienced interim managers in record time, to take charge of your strategic, operational or transformation challenges.
Our mission: to ensure continuity, steer change and guarantee concrete results, from the very first days of intervention.
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