Every engagement follows the same path
Nothing depends on improvising. You know what happens next, when it happens, and what you will see.
From first contact to the first checkpoint
You reach out
Send a short note about the project and what's worrying you.
Intake
You complete a short project intake, so the first conversation starts with the facts.
First call
We review the intake together, confirm the problem, and agree on the right service and scope.
Agreement
The engagement is confirmed in a signed services agreement and statement of work.
Kickoff
Work starts on the date in the statement of work.
Readiness checkpoints
The first checkpoint is two weeks after signing, then on the cadence we agree.
Three ways to work together
Fractional PMO Lead
20 hours a week
A launch or program that needs a senior leader every week, from readiness through stabilization.
Monthly Oversight
20 hours a month
A company that needs regular senior oversight of its projects, not a half-time leader.
Fixed-fee project
Set scope, set deliverables
A defined piece of work, such as a readiness assessment, a PMO health check, or a recovery diagnosis.
A predictable rhythm
- Weekly status
- Monthly risk review
- Milestone reviews
- Early notice of risks, every time
What Adislen does, and what it doesn't
Included
- Senior oversight and leadership of the project
- Readiness checkpoints and go/no-go reviews
- Clear, honest updates for executives
- Delivery in English or Spanish, including Latin American operations
Not included
- Day-to-day execution as a staff project manager