Executing a Complex Carveout to Build a Scalable Standalone Business
Following a $1.6 billion carveout, a private equity-backed commercial business needed to establish an independent organization without disrupting business operations. Success required more than separating technology. The business needed the governance, operating model, and execution discipline to move from a shared environment to a fully standalone enterprise—doing so on schedule and with minimal disruption.
West Monroe partnered with leadership from IT diligence through TSA exit, establishing and leading the Separation Management Office (SMO). Working across the client, private equity sponsor, technology vendors, and the ERP system integrator, West Monroe aligned business and technology workstreams, accelerated TSA exits, modernized the technology landscape, and built a scalable operating model positioned to support future growth.
