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stephanie mintzStrategic Relationship Consultant
Corporate Consulting

The relationships that move companies.

Most companies fail at the relationship layer long before they fail at strategy. The Mintz practice intervenes precisely there.

Executive Communication

Leadership team rebuilds, board dynamics, and CEO/COO partnership architecture.

Founding-Team Operating Agreements

The relationship contract that prevents the lawsuit five years from now.

Negotiation & Mediation

Discreet facilitation of high-stakes relational negotiations.

Executive Couples Program

C‑suite couples whose partnership is the company's most important asset.

Engagement Models

Three formats. One standard.

Strategic Diagnostic

Two-week intensive: confidential interviews, dynamic mapping, executive readout. Often a stand-alone engagement.

Engagement Quarter

Twelve-week structured intervention with the leadership cohort. Outcome-based contract.

Annual Counsel

Ongoing advisory retainer. Stephanie on call to leadership for any relational matter, internal or external.

Trusted by

The teams behind the headlines.

Client names are confidential. Categories include: Series C+ tech, hedge funds, private equity, professional sports franchises, surgical practices, and family offices.

Case Signals

When companies engage the practice.

Named triggers we see repeatedly. Any one of them is enough to warrant a diagnostic.

Co-founder friction ahead of a round

The cap table conversation is easy. The two-humans conversation is the deal-breaker.

A leadership team that has stopped disagreeing

Consensus culture masking unspoken conflict is a leading indicator of attrition.

A public C-suite couple approaching an inflection

IPO, sale, spin-out, or succession. The partnership is the risk.

Post-merger integration at the leadership layer

The synergy is real. The relational architecture is not.

A high-performing team that suddenly can't ship

The strategy is right. The relational stack is broken.

A founder–investor relationship on tilt

Before the term sheet becomes litigation.

Deliverables

What the engagement produces.

  • A written Relational Diagnostic delivered to the sponsor.
  • Executive readout with the leadership team, on the record.
  • A 30 / 60 / 90 intervention plan with named owners.
  • Communication architecture and conflict protocol installed at the leadership layer.
  • Coaching cadence for the affected principals.
  • Quarterly recalibration for the duration of the retainer.
On the Record

What sponsors say.

Attribution redacted at the client's request.

"She fixed in a quarter what a $600/hour firm couldn't touch in a year."

— Board Chair, growth-stage SaaS

"The most important hire we made in the year we tripled headcount."

— CEO, Series C fintech

"Stephanie is the person the executive coach calls when they're stuck."

— Managing Director, PE-backed platform

Process

How a corporate engagement begins.

  1. 01

    Sponsor call

    A 30-minute confidential call with the executive sponsor.

  2. 02

    Scope memo

    A written memo returned within five business days.

  3. 03

    Diagnostic

    Two weeks of confidential interviews and dynamic mapping.

  4. 04

    Engagement

    Contracted intervention with a named outcome and a named end date.

Begin the Work

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